218 McLean Avenue
218 Mclean was built in 1916 for Rev. Chancellor Teeter and was designed by his nephew George Teeter. It remained in the family and was Rev. Teeter’s residence until his death at age 92.
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This home was built in 1916 for Rev. Chancellor Teeter, pastor of Wesley Methodist Church. It was designed by his nephew and architect, George Teeter. Built in the bungalow style, which was then popular, with wood shingles over horizontal siding, this house included all of the conveniences available at the time. The Rev. Teeter’s last position was at the Methodist Church in Selkirk. He died in the house at age 92.
Teeter House Collection
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Sources
A Walkers Guide to The Historic Buildings of Selkirk, 1996
