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Neill-Cochran House Museum
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2310 San Gabriel St, Austin, TX 78705, USA Get directions
Set well back from the street in the Judges' Hill neighborhood near the University of Texas, the Neill-Cochran House is a Greek Revival limestone home with the tall columned portico that marks the work of Abner Cook, the master builder behind several of Austin's mid-19th-century landmarks. A visit walks you through period rooms and the grounds, including a rare surviving detached kitchen building that speaks to the labor and daily life behind the house's history.
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