Historic place · Austin, TX
Neill-Cochran House Museum
Neill-Cochran House Museum is a historic place open to the public in Austin, Texas.
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Wonderful experience. So much history. They have neat family fun activities, unique. Japanese Block printing.
My girlfriend and I recently attended the tea service at the Neill-Cochran House Museum, catered by the Austin English Tea Company. The teas were decent, though many were unusual floral blends that weren’t quite to my taste. From the conversation at our table, it seemed most people preferred the more traditional flavors. The sandwiches were fine, and the desserts were quite nice. The real highlight, however, was exploring the museum itself and enjoying the wonderful company at our table. Overall, it was a lovely experience—and since it supports the museum, we’d happily do it again.
Very good for learning about history. You see these places in the movies etc and when your not from the US you can come see what these buildings are really like and learn about the history.
A beautiful piece of history lies here. If u enjoy old houses, learning about history, interesting displays, antiques and a serene atmosphere (we went on a Sunday and were the only people there in the beginning) u will DEFINITELY Enjoy this beautiful homes. I would go again !!
Small but really interesting museum that's worth a visit. We've gone a couple of times for storytelling events that are called "storytelling on the lawn". So I've spent only a brief time inside the museum, but I will go back and check out the exhibits in more detail. It is a beautiful historic home and worth a visit regardless.
Very neat museum! There's not many guests (even during the weekend) so don't worrying about overcrowding.
Love the experience, the guide was very informative and clearly loves history. She made the whole experience really engaging. The place is amazingly rich in history. I want to come back
It was ok but not a lot to see.
I had driven past this Greek Revival property dozens of times before finally deciding to park in the back and walk inside today.
Hidden historic Gem in the center of West Campus. Was there for Juneteenth celebrations with the ribbon cutting or the Bench by The Road project by the Toni Morrison Society. Very Meaningful. Kind devoted volunteers
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