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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.
Claire M. Nanis
Claire M. Nanis was a music teacher in the Billerica public schools from 1955 to 1961. A graduate of Lowell State Teachers College (B.S.E.), she was...
Edward Dickinson House
The Edward Dickinson House is a large Stick Style dwelling at 1 Cummings Street, on the corner of Boston Road at the south end of the Billerica Common. Its...
Musgrave's Tower Farm
Dairy farm selling pasteurized milk on Boston Road, Billerica Centre, sometimes printed as Musgrave's Farm and later as Musgrave's Dairy. It advertised in...
McClennan Way Conservation Area
The McClennan Way Conservation Area is about 12.7 acres of town conservation land in North Billerica, on the south side of McLennan Way between the end of...
Blizzard of 1978
The Blizzard of 1978 was the great northeaster that stalled off southern New England from the morning of Monday, February 6, 1978 to the evening of Tuesday,...
Billerica Memorial High School Cheerleading
Billerica Memorial High School Cheerleading is the cheerleading program of Billerica Memorial High School and, before it, of Howe High School: sideline...
Zackney Drive
Zackney Drive is a short dead-end street in North Billerica, about 700 feet long, that leaves the west side of Allen Road close to the end of Arakelian...
Pollard School Teacher
Teacher at the Pollard School at Billerica Centre, opened in 1892. At first it held the grammar and primary grades for the Centre; after grades 7 and 8...
Cherry Road
Cherry Road is a short street on the south side of Nuttings Lake, running from Massachusetts Avenue toward Marshall Street in the cottage colony of Nuttings...
Grammy Road
Grammy Road is a short dead-end street off the street Riverbank Terrace in Pinehurst, near the Burlington line, running about 300 feet north from Riverbank...
Purity Estates
Purity Estates is a neighborhood of the early 1990s on Judy Street and Anthony Lane, southwest of Boston Road. Howe Surveying Associates, Inc. of Chelmsford...
Middlesex Canal
The Middlesex Canal ran about twenty-seven miles from the Merrimack River at Middlesex Village in Chelmsford, now part of Lowell, to the Charles River at...
Billerica and Bedford Branch
The Billerica and Bedford Branch was a standard-gauge branch railroad of about eight miles from the main line at North Billerica south through Billerica...
Route 3 Bridge over Farm Road
The bridge was built in 1953 for the relocated U.S. Route 3, which the state laid out through Billerica in 1952 and 1953 as a four-lane divided highway with...