A former cigar factory built in 1866 in Sellersville, Pennsylvania on N. Main St. In the late 1970's and early 1980's the Schoellkopf Tile & Floor Covering Co. had their business situated in the old factory. In 1987, it was evident that the mill had just been restored or renovated. Perhaps it was to be the new Sellersville Museum or else apartments.

The near building is the old Sellersville Fire Hall at 1888 W. Church St., built in 1888 right next to the Teller's Cigar Factory. Perhaps the owners of the factory had some say in the placement of the fire station, maybe even donating the land or providing it inexpensively to enable the business to have fire protection close at hand. Purely speculation from this end. The old Fire Station in 1987 was serving as an interim Sellersville Museum.

The Sellersville Museum has been moved from the Old 1866 Fire Hall to 120 E Church St. Go north from Teller's Mill on N Main St spur, make sharp right onto N Main St (old US 309), then turn left on E Church St to the museum beside the Sellersville Municipal Building.

The Teller's Mill structure has been renovated in to an apartment complex since 1987.

The communities of Sellersville and Perkasie (a sister connected community) had several cigar factories or related tobacco industries located within the towns; even though, the bulk of cigar factories were located in Lancaster, Lancaster County and in Reading in Berks County