- 1898 - Samuel E. Hillger, Architect opens an
office in the Seward Bank Building, in Auburn, NY
- 1925- Wallace P. Beardsley Sr., Architect and
Engineer from Syracuse, NY, joins Hillger's Practice
- 1928- Hillger and Beardsley form the partnership
Hillger and Beardsley, Architects
- 1935- Samual Hillger passes away. Wallace P Beardsley Sr. continues
the practice as Wallace P. Beardsley, Architects
- 1946- Lt. James P. Beardsley (Wallace's son) returns
from the Corps of Engineers to join the office
- 1948- J.P. Beardsley becomes a partner forming
the firm Beardsley and Beardsley, Architects
- 1949 - Wallace P. Beardsley, Jr. starts working
as a draftsman with the firm. The office is moved from the Seward Bank Building
to the former residence of James L. Seymour at 64 South Street Auburn,
still the current location.
- 1952 - Wallace P Beardsley Sr. dies. Beardsley
Jr. and his brother James continue operation of the firm.
- 1970 - Gearald Cowden Joins firm as Structural
Engineer. Starting firm's evolution to full service design capabilities.
- 1971 - The partnership is enlarged by the addition
of Gerald Cowden Sr. P.E. and Jack Reilly forming Beardsley & Beardsley Architects/Engineers,
P.C.
- 1986 - Jim Beardsley retires from the firm, followed
in 1989 by his brother, Wallace P. Beardsley, Jr.
- 1998 - The firm celebrates its 100th anniversary
and adopts its current name Beardsley Design Associates, Architecture,
Engineering and Landscape Architecture, P.C.
- 2000 -Beardsley Design Associates opens additional
offices in Malone and Syracuse, NY and adds major addition to Auburn facility
- 2009-Beardsley Design Associates opens an office
in Albany, NY
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