A few random articles to get you started:
Billerica Baptist Church Parsonage
This building was built as the North Billerica Baptist Parsonage some time between 1869 and 1875, on land adjacent to the old District Six "schoolhouse...
L. A. Monroe House
Does not appear on 1875 maps, but is on the 1889 map shown as the residence of Mrs. L. A. Monroe. William H Monroe, a carpenter, married Laura Ann Cowdrey,...
Town Drawing Teacher
The Town Drawing Teacher provided instruction in drawing and the visual arts across Billerica's public schools, a position created as art education became...
Foster House
Samuel H. King subdivided his land in the early 1880s, selling this lot to Charles and Jennie Smith, who presumably built the house. They sold to Stillman...
Hill Schoolhouse
In 1791, when school locations were being determined, it was recorded that "the south ward house to be set at the head of Job Hill's lane". Presently, this...