The Bouvier-Teeter House , a Midwestern style bungalow, was built in 1899 by Leon Bouvier, a cattleman and flour miller. It was also used as a rental property. Bouvier sold the house to Eliza Teeter in 1911 and she, in turn, rented out the property until she moved into the house in 1919. Now known as The Teeter House, it is a charming Victorian tea room, and Lynne Behringer offers gourmet soups, salads and sandwiches. Beer and wine also are served.
Catering is available for special events.
Reservations are recommended but not required. Noon - 4 p.m. The Baird Machine Shop, an early 20th century commercial structure built in 1929, is home to Pizzeria Bianco, equipped with a wood-burning brick oven. Chris Bianco creates pizzas and entrees made with his homemade mozzarella cheese, fresh-baked breads, and locally grown vegetables. The Thomas House was moved to Historic Heritage Square in the 1980s to save the home from demolition.