Total sales were $1,142,000 with sales averaging about $95,250 per month. At this time, the Mill experienced explosive growth from prior years. From 1980 to 1981 orders grew 41% and topped the million dollar mark for the first time in the Mill’s history. Beckstoffer’s sales grew more than 200% since 1971.The best month for sales was May, followed by February. December was uncharacteristically slow.
The contractor with the most purchases in dollar value was Heinol-Evans Construction, then Taylor & Parrish (T&P). The largest order at Beckstoffers that year was for $123,570 to Heinol-Evans for the Chesterfield Mall Office Park in May 1981. T& P placed the most orders (14), followed by Conquest, Moncure & Dunn (11).
The following is a list of some of the more noteworthy orders that year with the Contractor’s name in parenthesis:
- Federal Reserve Bank (Taylor & Parrish)
- Museum of the Confederacy (Taylor & Parrish)
- Fife and Drum (Taylor & Parrish)
- VEPCO Admin Building (Bass Construction)
- Capital Savings & Loan (Kayhoe Construction)
- Richmond Memorial Hospital (Miller Manufacturing)
- Autumn Leather Shop & Porcelain Gallery (J.B. Violette Construction)
- Jewish Community Center (Kenbridge Building. Systems
- Providence Hall (Taylor & Parrish)
- Mt. Calvary Chapel Mausoleum (Heinol-Evans)
- E.C. Robins Residence (Taylor & Parrish)
- A.H. Robins - Office Expansion (Taylor & Parrish)
- G.C. Carver School (G.E. Peterson Construction)
- Andrews Job (Ross A. Hotchkiss, Jr.)
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