On Friday, May 8, Assemblyman Steve Hawley presented Holley Cold Storage and Stockham Lumber Company with New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry citations, recognizing the long-standing service and contributions the two businesses have made to the Holley community and the region.
Founded in 1902 by Marcus Balcom and Almond Boyce, Holley Cold Storage has become an essential link among regional farmers, food processors, and distant markets, allowing perishable goods to be preserved safely for extended periods of time. The facility has provided cold storage services to regional customers and is committed to preserving the legacy of the business while maintaining its role as a steady employer within the Holley community and the region.
Founded in 1880 by Nerv L. Cole, Stockham Lumber has over a century of history, with its original business focusing on coal and lumber. Stockham Lumber continues its legacy as a lumber company known for its reliability and service, with its principles of quality, integrity, and customer service remaining in place. Hawley was proud to be able to present this prestigious award to Stockham Lumber Company, which has expanded and continues to grow the business, serving customers across the region, ensuring exemplary standards.
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