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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.
Set-off of Tewksbury
Tewksbury was set off from Billerica by an act passed December 17, 1734, and was the only one of Billerica's daughter towns taken wholly from it. It...
Mount Pleasant Street Railroad Bridge
The Mount Pleasant Street bridge carries the Lowell line of the railroad over Mount Pleasant Street in North Billerica, about 300 feet south of the North...
William E. Faulkner House
It's likely that this house was originally where the James Faulkner house is, and it was moved north about 1859 to make room for the newer house, which...
Winning Brook
Winning Brook is the old name of the brook that runs out of Winning Pond in West Billerica, carrying the pond's water east through the low ground of Vietnam...
Bartlett's Landing
Bartlett's Landing is a small piece of town conservation land on the east bank of the Concord River at 56 Morgan Road, in the Riverhurst neighborhood of...
Billerica Memorial High School Principal
Principal of Billerica Memorial High School, which officially opened on September 26, 1955, succeeding Howe High School. An addition was built in the 1970s....
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...
Paul J. Frink
Paul Joseph Frink (1949-1970) was a sergeant of the 101st Airborne Division from Billerica who died in Vietnam in April 1970. He is one of the six men...
Community Park
Community Park is a neighborhood in Pinehurst on Community Road and Sesame Street, between Boston Road and Carson Street, laid out on land of the Community...
Jaquith Glue Factory
The Jaquith Glue Factory stood north of Concord Road in South Billerica, just east of the old line of the Middlesex Turnpike, on a lot of 1.87 acres reached...
Gove Road
Gove Road runs southwest from Pond Street, a little east of Salem Road, to Richards Street. Until 1988 it was Walnut Street, one of the streets of the "Plan...
Axis Park North
Axis Park North is the office and research park at 101 Billerica Avenue in North Billerica, on the east side of Billerica Avenue north of Town Farm Lane,...
Ralph Hill
Ralph Hill was, by family tradition, from Billericay, Essex, England, the town for which Billerica is named. Hazen thought the tradition probable, noting...
Bella Surfaces
Listed in the Billerica personal property tax books at 71 Faulkner St from 2011 to 2021.