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Austin hosted its annual Museum Day on Sunday, September 18, 2016. Mike and I took advantage of the opportunity to enjoy free admission to several museums and historic homes. Our third stop was the Neill-Cochran House Museum (2310 San Gabriel St.).
In 1855, Washington and Mary Hill commissioned master builder Abner Cook to construct a Greek-Revival-style house northwest of downtown Austin. The Hills never lived in the house; its current name refers to two families who lived here after the Hills built it. Colonel Andrew and Jennie Chapman Neill purchased the house in 1876, and it was later sold to Judge Thomas and Bessie Rose Cochran in the 1890s. It was subsequently acquired by the National Society of Colonial Dames in the State of Texas in 1958 and converted into a museum.
Located behind the main house is a two-story limestone Dependency; to its left (in the shade of a pecan tree) is the Carriage House. Following are a few details on these structures according to the museum's website:
Dependency
The term ''dependency'' applies to any secondary structure on a property. Barns, workshops, privies, kitchens, and other support buildings all could be called dependencies. The origin of the term is not known, but could refer either to the fact that without a primary building, none of the secondary structures would be necessary (they are thus dependent on the primary building). In contrast, the term may reflect the fact that the primary building could not have functioned without its secondary structures, and therefore was itself dependent on them.
In the mid-19th century, the Neill-Cochran House had several dependencies, including a barn (on the site of the current Carriage House), a privy, a kitchen (where our modern gift shop is today), and this workshop and living space structure. It is thought that this building might pre-date the Neill-Cochran House itself. If so, then the team of enslaved laborers who built the main house built this structure first and likely lived in it while building the main residence.
The basic structural design of this building mirrors that of the main building, with rubble limestone walls and cedar lintels above the doors and windows. However, the degree of finish and the materials employed were more rudimentary than those used on the main house:
* The walls are somewhat narrower than on the main house (14 inches vs. 18 inches); as a result, the cedar lintels are exposed on the exterior and interior walls. On the main building, the lintels are hidden behind plaster on the interior and behind limestone lintels on the exterior.
* This structure also has a total of three windows and an exterior stairwell to take best advantage of the limited interior space. The main house originally had 32 windows.
* Finally, the bottom floor was originally dirt and the second floor wood, but of a lower-quality milling than the floors in the main house. The wooden floors in the Dependency have knots that expose the second to the first floor (there is no sub-floor), and raking light shows the circular saw marks that cut the wood (not visible on the main house's interior floorboards).
Today, the Dependency is interpreted as a late nineteenth-century work space and living quarters. You can view several photos of the Dependency's interior on the museum's website.
Carriage House
This small, one-story building is called the ''Carriage House''; it sits on the site of a garage that dated at least to the Cochran era (1895–1958), if not earlier. This modern structure sits on the footprint of the garage, which creates a difficulty due to the large pecan tree to the left of the door.
The Carriage House provides climate-controlled modern storage, but it is faced with limestone quarried in middle of the 19th century. The stone came to the museum as a gift in 1982 from an 1850 building on Congress Avenue that was being demolished. On the interior, the building also incorporates timber from other Congress Avenue buildings.
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The National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. USA
The 2017 event marks the 90th anniversary of the first festival and the 105th anniversary of Japan's tree gift
The National Cherry Blossom Festival is a spring celebration in Washington, D.C. commemorating the March 27, 1912 gift of Japanese cherry trees from Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Tokyo City Japan to the city of Washington
The National Cherry Blossom Festival is known as the Nation’s Greatest Springtime Celebration!
Images are from the first weekend on The National Cherry Blossom Festival
National Park Service NPS predicted peak bloom March 19th thru 22nd 2017
Photos were taken while the cherry blossom trees were in the sixth of six stages of blooming called Peak Bloom which happened on March 25th 2017
* Approximately half of the Yoshino blossoms were lost due to a late frost that occurred March 14-16, 2017
Puffy white and peak bloom are defined as when 70% of the surviving blossoms reach those stages
Average peak bloom date is April 4th
Extraordinary warm or cool temperatures have resulted in peak bloom as early as March 15 (1990) and as late as April 18 (1958)
Peak bloom dates occurred on:
2017 March 25th
2016 March 25th
2015 April 10th
2014 April 10th
2013 April 9th
2012 March 20th
2011 March 29th
2010 March 31st
2009 April 1st
2008 March 29th
2007 April 1st
2006 March 30th
2005 April 9th
2004 March 31st
2003 April 2nd
2002 April 2nd
2001 April 6th
2000 March 17th
1999 April 5th
1998 March 27th
1997 March 26th
1996 April 4th
1995 April 2nd
1994 April 5th
1993 April 11th
1992 April 5th
1991 March 29th
Origins of the cherry trees in DC:
Viscountess Chinda was the wife of the Japanese ambassador. She and Mrs. Taft planted the first two cherry trees at the Tidal Basin March 27th 1912
The ceremony of planting these trees grew into the National Cherry Blossom Festival
This special part of history is celebrated through many events and is also commemorated with a large, bronze plaque at the site of the first planting
Also of importance is Dr. David Fairchild, a prominent botanist who planted the first cherry trees in D.C.
WASHINGTON DC history
Washington, D.C. formally the District of Columbia is the capital of the United States of America since July 16, 1790
The state of Maryland donated land to create what is now known as Washington, D.C.
Virginia had also donated land which was returned to Virgina in 1846
Washington, D.C. is not in a state but there is a movement for statehood which would have the name of the 51st state as New Columbia
The United States of America declared independance from Great Britain in 1776
Video taken while Donald Trump was in office at The White House as President of The United States of America
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Japanese Ambassador Kenichiro Sasae said at a press conference on March 02, 2017 "I don't need to say, 'Make this cherry blossom festival great again,' because it's already great."
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