“Fix the Bricks”

Our “fix the bricks” campaign is raising funds to restore the exterior of the depot – bricks, stonework, and roof.

The initial step in a five phased plan as developed after working with Design West Architects.

repairing and restoring the brick and masonry,

repairing and replacing fascia and soffits,

replacing the metal roof with one more like the original clay tile.

Goal: to begin work in summer 2021

In addition to your generous donations we are
pursuing grants focused on historic restoration / renovation.

Will you travel along with us?

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In accordance with directives from Governor Inslee the Pullman Depot Heritage Center will remain closed for the foreseeable future. The steering committee will continue their work toward restoration efforts and train car removal. Keep an eye for changes around the site. We are holding onto hopes to begin the restoration of the building’s exterior as soon as possible. We will announce a reopening when conditions improve. Meanwhile our best wishes go out to the entire community. We all need to work together! 03/16/20

Events

The Pullman Depot hosts events several times a year. Please visit our calendar for more details.

Read our 2019 Annual Report

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Open Saturday!

We are open to visitors! Come see new displays, plans for the future, and the beautifully crafted wooden train set – All at the Whitman Street end of the building each Saturday – 10 am to 4 pm.

Events

The Pullman Depot hosts events several times a year. Please visit our calendar for more details.

Our Mission

“The mission of the Pullman Depot Heritage Center is to sustain the unique character of the depot and engage the community in the exploration of Pullman’s diverse history: its people, businesses, and organizations. It aims to explain how the railroads served as a catalyst for the growth of the town, its neighbors, the university, and local agriculture.”

“Pullman’s Past Comes Alive”