Public Housing History
Explore stories, art, music, and history through museum exhibits.
The National Public Housing Museum presents public housing stories through exhibitions, installations, museum spaces, tours, and events. Visitors can explore public housing art, music, and history, including an immersive visit to the Jane Addams Homes. The museum offers school visits, group visits, accessibility resources, and a free digital guide for self-guided exploration. Its programs include oral history projects, artist initiatives, cultural workforce development, educational resources, and podcasts. Visitors can also search the public archive, attend free events, and host events at the museum. Located in Chicago, the museum focuses on preserving and sharing the history and experiences of public housing residents.
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Explore stories, art, music, and history through museum exhibits.
Plan tours, school visits, group visits, or a self-guided experience.
Hear firsthand stories through the archive, podcasts, and programs.
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