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Billerica Map
See Billerica's history through maps. Move through the years to watch roads, buildings and neighborhoods appear and disappear across the town since its founding.
Calabrese Stadium
Calabrese Stadium, formally the Dr. Robert J. Calabrese Track and Field Stadium, is the athletic field and running track behind the Marshall Middle School...
Beaver Pond
Beaver Pond is the name used here for the beaver pond in Vietnam Veterans Park in West Billerica, a pond of a few acres on the outlet brook of Winning Pond,...
Bowman's Tavern
Bowman's Tavern stood at the corner of Lexington Road and the Middlesex Turnpike in south Billerica, near the Bedford line, from the early 1800s until 1996....
Carmena Road
Carmena Road is a short street of the River Pines neighborhood in two pieces: a western piece of about 225 feet running southeast from Cypress Avenue to...
Field Driver
The Field Drivers were minor town officers of colonial and 19th-century Massachusetts whose duty was to take up swine, sheep, horses, cattle and other...
Gray Street Bridge
The Gray Street bridge carries Gray Street over the Lowell line of the railroad in East Billerica, within the Richardson's Mill local historic district....
C. P. Talbot and Company
C. P. Talbot and Company was the firm of the brothers Charles P. Talbot and Thomas Talbot, who built up the industry of North Billerica at the falls of the...
Peach Street
Peach Avenue, also recorded as Peach Street, is a short street of Grandview Estates in the southern part of Billerica. It runs north from Wyman Road, past...
Boston and Maine Billerica Shops
The Billerica Shops were the Boston and Maine Railroad's central plant for the heavy repair of locomotives and passenger cars, built from 1911 to 1914 on a...
Williams Hairdressing Salon
The small one-story cottage that stood at the corner of Faulkner Street and Letchworth Avenue in North Billerica, recorded by the historical commission in...
Gardner Parker
Gardner Parker was born on September 19, 1808, a son of Stephen Parker and grandson of the tanner John Parker. He spent his life on the ancestral...
Pinehurst Diner
Diner on Boston Road in Pinehurst kept by the Meserve family. The 1941 and 1942 directories list "Diner (Mrs Beatrice Meserve) Boston rd P"; it advertised...
Ledgewood
Ledgewood is an early-1980s neighborhood in North Billerica on Laurie Ann Lane, a dead-end street that runs north from Sheldon Street to a turnaround near...
Civil War
Billerica had 1,776 inhabitants in 1860, and the Civil War drew on it more heavily than any war since the Revolution. Henry Hazen, who lived through it,...