Austin, Neill-Cochran House Museum

Discover Austin's Historic Gem (1856) - A Journey Through Time with Historically Furnished Spaces and Rotating Art and History Exhibits

Experience the rich history and captivating charm of Austin's oldest historic residence, dating back to 1856. Step into a world where the past comes alive through meticulously furnished spaces and an array of captivating rotating art and history exhibits. This unique destination offers a truly immersive experience, allowing visitors to delve into the fascinating stories and cultural heritage of Austin.

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The Neill-Cochran House Museum, situated a mere stroll away from the University of Texas at Austin, stands as a testament to Austin's rich history, dating back to 1856. As the city's oldest historic residence, this architectural gem also houses the sole intact slave quarters in Austin, offering a unique glimpse into the past. The museum, located in the heart of Austin, Texas, provides an immersive journey through the city's history from its inception in 1839 up until 1930. The museum's historically furnished spaces, coupled with a diverse array of rotating art and history exhibitions, create an engaging and educational experience for visitors.


The Neill-Cochran House Museum invites guests to explore its captivating history through two distinct tour options. Docent-led tours, which delve into the museum's rich narrative, are available exclusively for groups of six or more, and visitors must schedule