Fantastic day at the Neill-Cochran Museum. A wonderful 5 Star experience.Katherine went above and beyond to make it a very happy and learning adventure!!

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.

This was a great Museum & tour to go and learn something new about some of our Black history i took my grandson and he had plenty of questions some i couldnt answer !!!!!!!!after this visit i could because we both learned something new!!!!!! wow powerful strong black history so if you have time please go and take your family with you its important NOW # black and very proud

Enjoyed a brief visit here. You just feel the history and I loved having the chance to look further than the exterior.It made my day to go into a building of that age of 1885 and grandeur, what an experience.

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 made our day. There seems to be a cafe in the back yard soon. I would say, check out this gem in the city.

Beautiful historic home, where Jennifer Cumberbatch has opened a new door to the history of Austin. Ive learned a great deal about Austins development while being well entertained. Ive also met some very interesting people while visiting this venue. Always enjoyable.

Wonderful central Austin museum (older home) to visit. A good way to see how an Austin inner city, wealthy family, lived back in the day, as Austin was growing in the surrounding area.

One of the oldest houses in Austin, turned in to a museum. Great place for weddings and events. Interior pieces dating from the 1850s including Sevres porcelain.

This was the perfect place for our sons Rehearsal Dinner! The venue is beautiful, educational and spacious. We were able to rehearse outside, (huge yard, and many different approaches to choose from)and then hold the dinner for 40 inside their amazing museum. Our Event Manager, Andrea Perry, was so wonderful to work with; she is organized, thinks on her feet, (we had a last minute problem with the bartender we hired to cater - she handled it) and was my favorite vendor to work with out of all the companies hired to help with the wedding. Go here! Its affordable, is for a great non-profit cause, and beautiful.

Oldest house in Austin now mesuim.

Love the history and architecture. One of the last remaining slave quarters in Texas possibly.

This museum is small, but packed with interesting history. Within its walls, it gives a visitor a glimpse of early life in Austin through the stories and possessions of the houses various owners. Though the house itself is well maintained and the exhibits thoughtfully constructed, a lack of explanatory material pertaining to individual items limited my enjoyment of my visit here. Also, the gift shop is EXTREMELY overpriced.

Love the docent. She was so helpful. The museum was a nice surprise.

Caught it on a free day and Im glad we did as it was worth visiting at that price. Parking is limited so going on Sunday saved some walking. While its old, built in 1850, its history isnt special, nor are the furnishings which are a cobbled together collection of antiques which for the most part are independent of prior occupants. So if you love old houses and antiques for their own sake this is a worthwhile visit, otherwise there are better places to spend your time.

A great place to visit, it provides a glimpse of Austins wonderful history. So many structures are being forgotten and left to ruin.At various times of month there could be a special presentation. This month was quilts of the past and folk painting. Both great to see.Can make an arrangement for a personal tour through history.

They have a the party salon series this August. It has been amazing. Hopefully it continues in some form at a later date.

It is amazing place , let me feel back at time of great history and classical styles of furniture, life and everything plus great staff working there

Very friendly and informative staff. Great place to learn a little history. Wonderful place!

We are new to Austin so I decide to do a little sightseeing. This is one of the oldest houses in Austin and it is pretty cool. They give 2 hours on the weekend for a small donation. This house is 1 of the old 4² style houses with 2 rooms in front and 2 rooms and back and also has a second floor. I would recommend people go to see it if they want to get out and see something different

Cool antiques, my girl loves the fancy stuff here.

An interesting place to poke around in. Note: the parking lot is behind the building, but they expect you to enter the front. We tried several times and finally found the bell at the back door. The staff was very friendly and answered all our questions.

A pleasant look back at Austins past. Another Abner Cook building.

Dont miss this beautiful gem! Be sure to see the original painting of bluebonnets which was used to lobby for their proclamation as the state flower of Texas. Greek revival, exquisite furnishings, and beautiful porticos!

Beautiful historic home. lots of original furniture

The house is nice enough, and somewhat interesting. And Its not terribly pricey---a very reasonable $4 for the senior price, which I qualified for by a matter of days. But is not set in all the same historic decade, so you might be misled if youre not paying attention. And theres ALOT of reading if you want to know what youre looking at. Also, we were looking forward to the historic quilts that were a special display. There were 5---yes 5 whole quilts in the display. Granted, they were dated, but there wasnt additional information nor a back story. Maybe they dont know....anyway, its a bit of a disappointment.

A small, specialized museum done extremely well, with great community and holiday events, art exhibits, and other specials.

Amazing tour! The house is full of colorful history and interesting architectural details. Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable and went through what Austin was like at the time the house was built, the various homeowners and condition of the house during their ownership, as well as all the interesting architectural details of the home. I definitely recommend this tour!

Wonderful grounds and lots of history as it pertains to the area. The house is well taken care for and just kinda takes you to different place in time..

Theyve done a great job of preserving a time period in this house. You are able to get a very close look at household items from a century ago and read about the goings on at the times. The staff are really nice as well.

We went to see the 19th century quilts which were wonderful. The house itself, built in 1850, was interesting as was one of the old outside kitchen.

Lovely historical place, there is so much to see here. We will come back to visit.

Its one of the oldest homes in the city.

Amazing place in Austin. Amazing staff.

Pretty awesome museum. Loved the history an how it tied directly to the family.

Extremely interesting view of early Austin.

Lots of Austin history. A stately, old home, beautifully restored.

Very interesting and nice venue

Neat history. Knowledgable staff.

Very quaint non-profit museum with very friendly staff. My sister and fiancee used it for their reception and it was the most pinterest worthy reception Ive ever been to!

Great place to visit. Lots of original items in the house. Knowledgeable staff. Was very interesting.

Quite a treasure. Parking in the back--rare these days.

Went there for Smithsonian event and they were closed.

Cool

Good collection

Beautiful old home

Great place for events

Beautiful house very interesting

West End Art show at NCH