The Pullman National Historical Park is making history again with its first-ever holiday lights display. The site was so iconic it inspired a beloved holiday movie.

A historic site on Chicago's Far South Side will get the winter wonderland treatment for the first time in its history this year. The Pullman National Historical Park—which became the first National Park Service unit within the Chicago city limits in 2015— was preparing Wednesday for its first ever light show.

These annual favorites are lit now for the season or are opening soon. Illumination is back at the Morton Arboretum, as is Christmas Around the World at the Griffin MSI.

The site will usher in the season with a holiday light program that hopes to shine a light on the enduring history of one of the first planned industrial communities in the United States. Andrew Ramos reports.