Neighbors say it smells "like dead bodies" in their South Side community, and they're blaming a nearby Chicago factory.

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Empire, Nevada Company: U.S. Gypsum Miners first set up shop here in 1923, but the town didn't take off until 1948, when U.S. Gypsum bought all the mines and land rights.

But Pullman also dictated residents’ behavior, from the books in their homes to their conduct in church. When a financial downturn led Pullman to cut wages but not rents, it was a grim reminder of ...

That includes a car built at Pullman in 1928 for the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad in Maine, which for 75 years was the rail home to every B&A executive, according to the Historic Pullman Foundation.

President Barack Obama recalled his days as a community organizer on Chicago's south side as he signed an order Thursday declaring the historic Pullman neighborhood the Pullman National Monument.

The Pullman strike showed the world that the company town was a doomed experiment in human control. But the industrialists of the time were every bit as hubristic as today’s tech oligarchs.

George M. Pullman, president of the Pullman Palace Car Company, had construction begun for his company town in the 1880s. The town of over 1,000 homes and public buildings was completed in 1884 ...

In 1867, just two years after the Civil War, Pullman, a Chicago business owner, began hiring Black men to serve white passengers in his company’s luxury railroad sleeping cars.