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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.
Alfred F. Lyons
Moth Superintendent and Tree Warden of Billerica 1942-1948, appointed after the death of Francis J. Dolan; retired April 1, 1948.
Ebenezer Pemberton
Ebenezer Pemberton, LL.D., schoolmaster, nephew of Rev. Ebenezer Pemberton, D.D., of Boston. He graduated Harvard College 1765 and was a tutor at Princeton;...
Howe School Principal
Principal of the Howe School, founded under the bequest of Dr. Zadok Howe and opened in 1852 in the building now known as the Old Howe School on Boston...
Lowell & Suburban Street Railway
The Lowell & Suburban Street Railway built the first electric street railway in Billerica, from Lowell to North Billerica and then across The Fordway to...
Trull Brook
Trull Brook is a brook in Tewksbury, in the part of old Billerica that became Tewksbury in 1734. Tewksbury's master plan describes it as flowing "from the...
Queensland
Queensland is a neighborhood on the west bank of the Concord River, on the southwest side of Nashua Road from the Nashua Road bridge northwest toward Treble...
House of Correction
The Middlesex County House of Correction was established in 1929 by an act of the Massachusetts Legislature. Located on land historically owned by Dr. John...
Daffodil Path
Daffodil Path is a short lane, about 210 feet long, in the north-central part of Fox Hill Cemetery. It runs south-east from the junction of Hyacinth Path...
SITA
Listed in the Billerica personal property tax books at 4 Ahern Cr in 2020.
South Cemetery
The South Burying Ground was given to the Town of Billerica in April 1663 by Ralph Hill Sr.; the half-acre lot was the first established cemetery in town....
River Pines Shores Beach
This sandy beach was set aside from River Pines Shores' sellable lots for access to the Concord River.
The Waiting Room
The Waiting Room was built to sell refreshments to people waiting to transfer between electric trolley lines in the Center. It sat on the lawn of the...
Set-off of Bedford
Bedford was incorporated as a town on September 23, 1729, from the southerly part of Billerica and the northeasterly part of Concord. It was the first of...