TapClick and drag to look around. PinchUse your mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out. You can navigate the virtual spaces by:

• Tapping on any area highlighted with a color.Clicking on any area with a label inside the virtual space.
• Using the TOUR NAVIGATION MENU in the top left corner of the view.
• Toggle between VIRTUAL and DETAIL modes by clicking either EXIT 360 or 360 ENTER VIEW icons.

Touch and hold an object touchpoint to read its label. Click on an object touchpoint icon to learn more about how the object was used. Some objects have sound or video.

Open or close the Stop Details pane by clicking the ICON in the top left of the header.

The Neill-Cochran House Museum is owned and operated by The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in Texas (NSCDA-TX). This alcove is dedicated to the organization and its history. The NSCDA nationally incorporated in 1892 with a tripartite mission in historic preservation, education, and patriotic service. The NSCDA-TX was founded six years later, in 1898. The story of the Neill-Cochran House intersects with the Texas Society in 1958 with the organization's purchase of the property from Frankie Cochran Hill, daughter of Thomas and Bessie Cochran and a member of the NSCDA-TX. The Dames opened the house as a Museum in 1960 and today the organization continues to oversee the property and Museum's preservation, maintenance, and educational programming.