Irwin & Leighton, Inc.



History

I&L Crew at Fort Dix, NJ - 1917

Founded in Philadelphia in 1909 by Messrs. A.D. Irwin and A.O. Leighton, the company’s earliest activities involved the construction of military facilities, initially at Fort Dix and Gettysburg, and soon thereafter throughout ten states, as well as Canada.

The Fidelity Trust Building - 1928
Through the remainder of the first half of the century, Irwin & Leighton’s work expanded to the private sector and its growth paralleled the changing dynamics of the country. Its accomplishments include landmark industrial, educational and retail facilities throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
In 1956 Messrs. Irwin & Leighton sold the company to their employees. Since then, the firm has maintained a unique ownership structure whereby its stock is held exclusively by key employees, thereby providing meaningful opportunities and motivation for professionals to excel which results in outstanding service to its customers.

Union Station, Jacksonville, FL - 1919
U.S. Naval Academy, Bancroft Hall - 1940
RCA Victory Talking Machine Factory - 1919

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