National Public Housing Museum
The National Public Housing Museum is the first cultural institution in the United States dedicated to interpreting the American experience in public housing and the right of all people to a place they can call home. Filled with history, memories, music, and art, the museum is a dynamic and welcoming community gathering place. The museum is located in the last remaining building of the Jane Addams Homes on Chicagos West Side.
Average Visit/Tour Length60
Miles from O'Hare Airport18.0
Miles from Midway Airport11.0
Miles from Navy Pier4.5
Miles from McCormick Place4.0
Miles from Downtown3.0
Student Group Friendly
Special Interest Tours Offered
Complimentary On-site Parking
Reservations Accepted
Public Space Wi-Fi Available
ADA Compliant
Public Space Wi-Fi COMP or FeeComplimentary
Self-Parking AvailableOn-site
Family-friendly
Number of Meeting Rooms2
Off-Site Catering Allowed
On-site Audio/Visual Equipment
Max Capacity, Theater Style80
Max Capacity, Reception Style (Standing)150
Max Capacity, Classroom Style80
Max Capacity, Banquet Style (Seated)60
Private Meeting Space Available
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