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The Neill-Cochran House Museum was designed and built by Master Builder Abner Cook between 1855-1856. It is Greek Revival in style, recognizable for the columns holding up a massive entablature (overhanging roof), the x-and-stick motif on the balcony, and the building's symmetry.