Montana's DAR Markers . . . Honoring Where History Was Made

Daughters of the American Revolution compiled by Mollie Summerville
in 1979, published by the NSDAR, Washington, D.C.
The Teigen School building no longer exists. In 2006 when the
Central Montana Museum was building an addition, it found that the
school’s foundation had deteriorated to the point that the building
could not be restored, so had to be torn down. The school’s contents
have been preserved inside the museum and a schoolhouse display has
been included at the museum.
SOURCES
• History by Mrs. Lucile McVey, Past Regent of Julia Hancock Chapter
• Historic monument records, Office of the Historian General, Washington
D.C.
• State Centennial History, MSSDAR, by Iris McKinney Gray, Vol. V 1894-
1994
• MSSDAR 1982-1984 Pictorial Supplement to Historic Events of 1894-1977,
by Mrs. R.V. Love, Mrs. Sidney Groff and Miss Lorene Burks
Teigen School display inside museum, 2017
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