The history — and future — of these neighboring communities are inextricably intertwined. Home to Chicago’s only National Historical Park, Pullman and Roseland have played a key role in urban planning, labor rights, transportation, and beyond. Today, despite decades of disinvestment, innovative community-led initiatives have started shifting the narrative of these deeply historic neighborhoods.
The donuts are always handmade by 84-year-old Burritt Bolloch at Old Fashioned Donuts, which has served the Roseland community for over 50 years.
This award-winning spot, helmed by acclaimed chef Dominique Leach, is setting a new standard for barbecue in Chicago and beyond.
Once dubbed the world’s most perfect town, this area is home to a fascinating and tumultuous past that altered the course of the nation’s history.
The past comes to life in Pullman, a community filled with striking architecture and unique landmarks.
This tight-knit community was once considered one of the most important commercial areas outside the Loop.
