Free parking in the back, can’t believe it coz’ usually parking on downtown is an issue. There was a super knowable girl in charge the museum that answer all my questions. Museum was clean and open on Sundays. The history of the house is very interesting and well preserved, they even illustrate the kind of food they used to have.

If you can't get into a tour of the Governor's Mansion this is a great alternative. There was one thing I don't know how I feel about. Kinda cringey but ok it makes you think. Again great historical home, amazing decor. Abner cook loved his Greek Revival style More

Lovely little museum in the heart of the city. The museum is located one of the oldest buildings in Austin Texas. The building itself is incredibly beautiful and historic and the art within is such a nice treat. Many local artists are highlighted here.

Very good example of how life was back in 19th Century Capitol city of Texas. The focus is on local history and families that owned this old house. Friendly staff and food truck parked at the lot and outdoor seating in the beautiful garden

There are several photos on Google already. I am adding the wicker loveseat from 1880 during the time of the Neills. This is part of an original 5 piece set of which 3 remain. Tge arm chairs were already uploaded by someone else. This is

What an self pace experience to step back into history. One of oldest residences along side slave quarters attached is something heartbreaking but rich with culture. In person face to face experience of history is always one for my books.

Beautifully preserved and furnished Southern Mansion. Live period music and fun games for the kids. I visited primarily to see one of the last intact slave quarters from Texas' shameful past. You can see, hear, touch and smell the harsh

Visiting from Houston and this was on my bucket list. I’m disappointed by the experience. It was difficult to get inside because of a ballet practice directly in front of the steps, on the steps, on the porch and into the entry way. We

Quaint historic house in central Austin (close to campus). Only place in Austin to have known slave quarters which still exist. Good place to introduce kids to historic Austin, though more geared for people who enjoy visiting historic

We had a small wedding (55) at the Neill Cochran House Museum. Perfect central location in Austin, west of UT campus in this beautiful antebellum home. The outside patio with string lights and a fountain provided a stunning and

Not about the museum but Beerthoven at the museum is nice. The live Christmas music is fresh and jazzy. Thank you to Daniel, the coordinator, and the Tinsel Singers! More

A very cool place to visit. I went there for a wedding, walking around the museum was like experiencing life in that beautiful house. Highly recommended! More

Went on museum day so it was free with all kinds of activities going on. Very helpful stuff it was pretty cool. More

Unveiling Austin's Hidden History! Prior to my involvement as a volunteer at the Neil-Cochran House Museum, I had

This place is very fun for kids, there are activities on special days like Easter, Halloween and so much more More

Interesting view into American history. Very well preserved house. Audio tour available.
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Nice little museum with very friendly staff. Easy to use self paced audio guide.
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I really enjoyed this museum. Staff are really helpful.
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Great old home with tons of history!

Stories on the Lawn was great!