Neill-Cochran House Museum
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Neill-Cochran House Museum
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Our History
Museum Staff
Advisory Council
Internship Opportunities
Press & Media
Annual Report
Museum FAQ
Visitor Information
Upcoming Events
Exhibits
Collection
Teacher Resources
Venue Rental
Modern Times Lecture Series
Sunday Funday
Stories on the Lawn
Hatha Yoga
Book Club
Travel with NCHM
NCHM Blog
Reckoning with the Past Project
Occupancy Timeline
Slave Quarters FAQ
Preserving Early Austin Black History
Give Us This Day Mural Project
Toni Morrison Bench by the Road
Juneteenth Celebration 2026
Slave Quarters Tour
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Welcome to the Neill-Cochran House Museum
The
Neill-Cochran House Museum
is located in the heart of Austin, TX, just a few minutes walk from the UT Austin campus. We steward one of the city's oldest residences (1856), including Austin's only intact slave quarters. We share our site, Austin, and Texas history from the city's birth in 1839 up to 1930 through historically furnished spaces as well as numerous rotating art and history exhibitions.
Learn More
Explore Our Collection
Plan Your Visit
Touring the Historic Home
Accessibility |
Our museum is wheelchair accessible for first floor exhibits, and interpretive materials are available for the second floor.
Hours |
Wednesday - Sunday, 11:00AM - 4:00PM
Self-guided tours may be taken any time the house is open. Be sure to join our email list, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for updates.
Mission:
The Neill-Cochran House Museum, an 1856 Austin Greek Revival landmark, increases the understanding of the American experience through interpretation of its first century of history, architecture, and culture.
Buy Tickets Here
Upcoming Events
Apr
26
Apr 26, 2026
Modern Times - “To the Women of Texas” - Suffrage Campaigns in the Lone Star State
Apr 26, 2026
Apr 26, 2026
May
10
May 10, 2026
Sunday Funday: Letter Printing Press
May 10, 2026
May 10, 2026
May
14
May 14, 2026
Stories on the Lawn: Victory
May 14, 2026
May 14, 2026
sunday fundays 11pm-2pm
Family-friendly programming for all ages, every second Sunday of the month.
Join us
modern times speaker series Season 20
Texas in the Nation’s Service: Celebrating America 250
Attend a Lecture
30 WET DOGS
WILL vAN OVERBEEK
On display January 21, 2026 -
May 24, 2026
Keep Austin History Alive!
Support the NCHM Annual Fund
The Annual Fund supports all the work we do at the Neill-Cochran House Museum. Give now and feel good knowing that you stepped up to protect and share
real
Texas history when it mattered most!
Donate to the NCHM Annual Fund Here!
Become a NCHM Member Today
Access world class programming and exhibits for free all year long. Get discounts on gift shop purchases and venue rentals, and gain access to exclusive content and events.
Become an nchm member
Reckoning with the Past:
Telling the Untold Story
of Race in Austin
Learn More
Make Memories with Austin History
Add us to your austin must-see list
Book a Group Tour
host your next event with Us
venue rental information
Explore Our Collection Online
Decorative Arts
Textiles
Visuals & Art
Cart
0
Our History
Museum Staff
Advisory Council
Internship Opportunities
Press & Media
Annual Report
Museum FAQ
Visitor Information
Upcoming Events
Exhibits
Collection
Teacher Resources
Venue Rental
Modern Times Lecture Series
Sunday Funday
Stories on the Lawn
Hatha Yoga
Book Club
Travel with NCHM
NCHM Blog
Reckoning with the Past Project
Occupancy Timeline
Slave Quarters FAQ
Preserving Early Austin Black History
Give Us This Day Mural Project
Toni Morrison Bench by the Road
Juneteenth Celebration 2026
Slave Quarters Tour
Scroll
Welcome to the Neill-Cochran House Museum
The
Neill-Cochran House Museum
is located in the heart of Austin, TX, just a few minutes walk from the UT Austin campus. We steward one of the city's oldest residences (1856), including Austin's only intact slave quarters. We share our site, Austin, and Texas history from the city's birth in 1839 up to 1930 through historically furnished spaces as well as numerous rotating art and history exhibitions.
Learn More
Explore Our Collection
Plan Your Visit
Touring the Historic Home
Accessibility |
Our museum is wheelchair accessible for first floor exhibits, and interpretive materials are available for the second floor.
Hours |
Wednesday - Sunday, 11:00AM - 4:00PM
Self-guided tours may be taken any time the house is open. Be sure to join our email list, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for updates.
Mission:
The Neill-Cochran House Museum, an 1856 Austin Greek Revival landmark, increases the understanding of the American experience through interpretation of its first century of history, architecture, and culture.
Buy Tickets Here
Upcoming Events
Apr
26
Apr 26, 2026
Modern Times - “To the Women of Texas” - Suffrage Campaigns in the Lone Star State
Apr 26, 2026
Apr 26, 2026
May
10
May 10, 2026
Sunday Funday: Letter Printing Press
May 10, 2026
May 10, 2026
May
14
May 14, 2026
Stories on the Lawn: Victory
May 14, 2026
May 14, 2026
sunday fundays 11pm-2pm
Family-friendly programming for all ages, every second Sunday of the month.
Join us
modern times speaker series Season 20
Texas in the Nation’s Service: Celebrating America 250
Attend a Lecture
30 WET DOGS
WILL vAN OVERBEEK
On display January 21, 2026 -
May 24, 2026
Keep Austin History Alive!
Support the NCHM Annual Fund
The Annual Fund supports all the work we do at the Neill-Cochran House Museum. Give now and feel good knowing that you stepped up to protect and share
real
Texas history when it mattered most!
Donate to the NCHM Annual Fund Here!
Become a NCHM Member Today
Access world class programming and exhibits for free all year long. Get discounts on gift shop purchases and venue rentals, and gain access to exclusive content and events.
Become an nchm member
Reckoning with the Past:
Telling the Untold Story
of Race in Austin
Learn More
Make Memories with Austin History
Add us to your austin must-see list
Book a Group Tour
host your next event with Us
venue rental information
Explore Our Collection Online
Decorative Arts
Textiles
Visuals & Art