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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.
Le Lacheur's Market
Le Lacheur's Market was a neighborhood grocery and provision store at the southwest corner of High Street and Mellen Road, now Mellon Road, in North...
Silverbirch Road
Silverbirch Road is a short street off Baldwin Road in East Billerica, in the old Billerica Highlands development. It follows two streets of the plan...
Billerica Skate Park
The Billerica skate park is the town's outdoor skateboard park at the Peggy Hannon-Rizza Recreation Complex, the town recreation grounds off Campbell Road...
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
The Lexington & Boston Street Railway was the electric line that came into Billerica from Bedford along Concord Road and ended at Billerica Centre, where...
Natt H. Hutchins
Natt H. Hutchins was a bookkeeper and later a foreman at the Talbot Mills in North Billerica who served the town as an auditor, public weigher, registrar of...
Ditson Affair and the Alarm of 1775
In the winter of 1774-75 Billerica, like the other towns of Middlesex, armed and drilled its militia in expectation of a clash with the British troops in...
Ames Pond
Ames Pond is a pond in the northern part of Tewksbury, near the street now called Ames Pond Drive, on land that was part of Billerica until Tewksbury was...
Water Superintendent
The superintendent in day-to-day charge of Billerica's water system, appointed first by the elected Board of Water Commissioners (see Water Commissioner),...
Ellen D. Rawlings
Ellen Day Rawlings was the first woman to chair Billerica's Select Board, on which she served for twelve years, from 1995 to 2007. She has also been one of...
Sabbatia Lane
Sabbatia Lane is a short lane in Ranlett Grove, the riverside colony on the east bank of the Concord River in South Billerica, running from the riverside...
Suburban Land Company Subdivision
Suburban Land Company Subdivision is a neighborhood of small house lots between Boston Road and the Concord River north of Billerica Centre. In 1917 the...
High Street Bridge
The High Street bridge carries High Street over the Lowell line of the railroad in North Billerica, near the Boston and Maine repair shops of 1913 (now Iron...
Brown's Corner (Shopping Plaza)
Not to be confused with Brown's Corner, the intersection of Boston, Pollard, and Floyd. Frederic and Louise Brown owned a house on Salem Road, and used...
First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church of Billerica was the first congregation in town to break away from the old First Parish meeting, which had stood alone for 165...