Harrison Eppright
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Engaging commentary for motorcoach and group tours throughout Austin.
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Immersive, story-driven experiences through Austin's most fascinating neighborhoods.
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Explore the landmarks, architecture, and hidden stories of the city's heart.
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Discover the culture, history, and transformation of one of Austin's most vibrant communities.
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Learn about the people, places, and events that have shaped Austin's rich African American history. It is a vital player in the overall history of Austin.
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Harrison leads the Slave Quarters Tour at the Neill-Cochran House Museum. Tours are offered on the third Sunday of each month and can be booked directly through the museum.
Listen Up
Listen to Harrison’s voice and get to know his sound while he explains the Austin story.
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Meet Harrison Through the University of Texas
Want to learn more about Harrison before your tour? Check out these two short films created by the University of Texas. They highlight his love for Austin, his unique perspective, and the enthusiasm he brings to sharing the city's history and culture with every guest.
Featured
Videos
Get to know Harrison through this ATXN feature, where he shares his story, his passion for Austin, and what inspires him as a professional tour guide.
Featured by KVUE, this video explores the history and significance of 6th Square, with Harrison sharing insights into one of Austin's most iconic neighborhoods.
Filmed by a Visitors Center colleague, this Facebook video showcases a few of Harrison's favorite places around Austin and gives viewers a taste of his passion for sharing the city.
Harrison's passion for Austin's history extends beyond his tours. He had the honor of writing the introduction to The Grand Dame of Austin, a book celebrating the rich history and enduring legacy of the iconic Driskill Hotel. His contribution reflects his deep knowledge of Austin's past and his commitment to preserving and sharing the stories that make the city unique.
Harrison also wrote the introduction to A History Lover's Guide to Austin, lending his voice and historical perspective to a guide that invites readers to explore the people, places, and events that have shaped the city. His contribution reflects a lifelong dedication to making Austin's history engaging, accessible, and meaningful for visitors and locals alike.