Pulaski Park

The verdant heart of the West Town Community Area, Pulaski Park offers a minor Eden to residents. Pulaski gives access to lush 4.15 acres and homey buildings for anyone wishing to come. Rental spaces and amenities abound, ensuring proper entertainment and fun is available to anyone. Of course, special events allow for great opportunities to get away and de-stress, and Pulaski Park makes sure to host such occasions frequently for residents. Pulaski Park is such an important part of West Town, and the location has a great history that gives it a sense of place few other locations can boast of.

Pulaski Park was established in 1912 at the behest of commissioners to increase parks across the west side to alleviate cramped areas. Pulaski Park soon proved to be an attractive location for many. New facilities were constructed across the location. Residents saw new services provided to them and excellent public facilities they could now frequent. In 1919, a famous mural was painted at the Pulaski Park Field House by a student at the Art Institute of Chicago. The park also goes by Casmir Park, as it was named after the Polish war hero Casmir Pulaski, who fought on the side of the Americans in the Revolutionary War. With such a famous history and an excellent atmosphere, Pulaski Park is a great location in the Chicago area.