Teeterville Pioneer Museum

An elaborately decorated cuckoo clock from our collection. It once belonged to George Teeter and hung in his home. Note the deer, pheasant and rabbit.

Another successful summer season under his belt! Wesley Wilson once again made things happen at Teeterville Pioneer Museum. His excellent work ethic, creativity and get ‘er done attitude is going to serve him well in the ensuing years. He works hard and takes great pride in his work and as a result the museum is a vibrant community museum that the village of Teeterville is very proud of. Thank you Wes! #summerstudent #museumwork

It is surprising what you can see when you slow down for a bit, take in the scenery, and immerse yourself in the roots of our incredible community as you go along the backroads.

We had such a fantastic time today, with fun had by all at the Tractor Drive. Thank you to all the drivers for coming out and making it a wonderful success. We even had visitors from a vintage car club of cars older than 1944 making for an awesome and well rounded day of heritage transportation.

They’re headed off and headed out to Delhi to the Quance Park where the public can get an up close view or see them out along the route on the backroads of Norfolk. They will be there for about 10:30 am

And it begins. Tractors are on there way to the museum for today’s tractor drive.

Who is ready for antique tractors?! We know we are! Come on over to the Museum tomorrow morning at 9:00 am to see over 20 tractors of different makes and years earlier than 1980 head out on on the back roads of Norfolk. Check them out in the Quance Park at around 10:30 where we will be making a rest stop. We will be heading back to the museum after our stop in the park, returning between 1:00 pm to 1:30 pm. You can also view the tractors along the tractor drive route.

Check out our route for the Tractor Drive happening this Saturday!!

Thank you to the Edifice Guild & Atelier for the shout out!

Only 2 days left to register for the Heritage Tractor Drive, taking place on August 24th! All tractors 1980 and older are welcome to join the celebration of vintage tractors and their owners. Photo: Courtesy of the Waterford Heritage & Agricultural Museum