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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.
Mitchell Boys' School
The Mitchell Boys' School, later the Mitchell Military Boys School, was a private boarding school for young boys that Moses C. Mitchell brought to Billerica...
Opening of Shawsheen Valley Technical High School
Shawsheen Valley Technical High School, the regional vocational high school of Bedford, Billerica, Burlington, Tewksbury and Wilmington, opened at 100 Cook...
Sellew Park
Sellew Park was a strip of land on the Shawsheen River at Riverdale, in the Pinehurst precinct (Precinct Three), which the town accepted in 1945 as a gift...
Deacon of the First Parish
Deacons of the First Church in Billerica (later the First Parish), the lay officers who assisted the pastor, handled the church's contributions, and sat in...
Concord Road Bridge over Route 3
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...
Billerica First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church
The meetinghouse that the town of Billerica built in 1797 faced north for its first forty-seven years, until it was moved and turned to face the Common in...
Ash Swamp
Ash Swamp was a swamp on the southeast side of Billerica Center, at the corner where the first Township, the farm granted to Governor Thomas Dudley and the...
Pinehurst Manor & Park View
Pinehurst Manor & Park View is a neighborhood of small house lots east of Boston Road in Pinehurst, made of Frank W. Coughlin's Pinehurst Manor of 1910 and...
William Rogers House
The William Rogers House is a Federal-style brick-ender at 20-22 Rogers Street in North Billerica, next to the old line of the Middlesex Canal where it left...
Broad Meadow
Broad Meadow is the wide low meadow on the west bank of the Concord River in North Billerica, below the falls and the dam at the Fordway, running north...
Frederick H. Casey
Frederick Herrick Casey was one of the five Billerica men who died in the service of their country in the First World War. He was born in Billerica in 1896,...
Cummings Street
Cummings Street is the short street at the south end of the Common that joins Concord Road to Boston Road in the Centre. It belongs to the oldest part of...
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...
F. W. Todd Dairy
Dairy in Billerica, telephone 2244. It advertised in the Howe High School yearbooks from 1940 to 1950. Forrest W. Todd was a milk dealer at Mount Pleasant...