Teeter Farm
circa 1955. Fred Teeter Jr. and his friend a calf are on his family’s Willow Brook Farm.
1954. A Teeter Quarry truck from Willow Brook Farm in Taneytown stops by Sherwood Distillery, one of Maryland’s best-known rye distilleries, in Westminster. Constructed during World War II, Sherwood Distilleries had large glass windows that served as a mash-drying house that produced feed for cattle from the mash used in whiskey production.
Margaret Ann Roop and Katie Miller John are pictured in the dormitory where they attended the Maryland Collegiate Institute, later known as Blue Ridge College, in New Windsor. Margaret would later marry John S. Teeter on December 25, 1907.
circa 1940. Mary Teeter Clingan, known as the Katherine Hepburn of Taneytown for her beauty, sits on a wheat binder.
circa 1940s. John S. Teeter holds his hat up to show how high his corn grew on Willow Brook Farm in Taneytown.
1954. Frederick Keller Teeter is pictured milking a cow on the John S. Teeter, Willow Brook Farm in Taneytown, The farm was a Holstein dairy operation.
When the farm was sold, it was one of the premier sales in the county, with people coming from as far as New York!