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Beard Land and Investment Co.
the beard family has a distinguished, business history in modesto, ca and the surrounding area. we are proud to be able to display, as part of our legacy, a land grant to mr. elihu burritt beard (the father of our founder, t. k. beard) dated 1861 and executed by president abraham lincoln for land which today remains in the beard family. what began in the late 1800's as agriculture and farmland has evolved into a prosperous, community-respected corporation. our first corporate endeavor dates back to 1909 when a group of modestans proposed the modesto-oakdale-newman railroad which was given the official corporate name of modesto interurban railway - the predecessor to today's modesto and empire traction company. while beard land improvement company, which currently holds the majority of our real estate assets, was not incorporated until 1963, its roots can be traced back to modesto interurban railway which held land and warehouses, and to our parent company, beard land and investment co
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Where is Beard Land and Investment Co. located?
Beard Land and Investment Co.'s headquarters is located at 530 11th Street, Modesto, California, United States, 95354
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Beard Land and Investment Co. has 5 employees
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Beard Land and Investment Co. is in the industry of: Real Estate
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