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This is an admission ticket to the Neill-Cochran House Museum, one of the oldest historic homes in Austin, built in 1856. Just a few minutes' walk from the UT Austin campus, it features the only intact slave quarters remaining in Austin. Learn about the history of Austin and Texas from the city's founding in 1839 to 1930 through period-furnished rooms and a variety of art and history exhibits. A self-guided audio tour lets you explore at your own pace.

Explore Austin's historic home
built in 1856
Enter through the front door and check in at the front desk to begin your visit. The self-guided audio tour lets you freely explore every part of the historic site. Walk through period-furnished rooms and learn the history of this place, Austin, and Texas from the city's founding in 1839 to 1930.
See Austin's only intact slave quarters

The Neill-Cochran House is home to the only intact slave quarters remaining in Austin. It is a space that offers a deeper understanding of the city's history.
View rotating art and history exhibits

You can also see regularly changing art and history exhibits. Recent exhibits include "A Juneteenth Rodeo," Sarah Bird's photography exhibit of a 1970s Black rodeo, and "Freemasonry and the NCHM," which explores the influence of Freemasonry on the site and the city of Austin.
※ Docent-guided tours are not included in this product and are available only for groups of 6 or more booked 3 days in advance.
※ Exhibits change from time to time.
Meeting point :
Neill-Cochran House Museum
2310 San Gabriel St, Austin, TX 78705, USA
Meeting point information:
Enter the museum through the front entrance and check in at the front desk to begin your visit. Free parking is available behind the museum on 23rd Street between San Gabriel Street and Leon Street.
2310 San Gabriel St, Austin, TX 78705, USA