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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.
Bernard Street
Bernard Street is a very short street, about 200 feet long, that runs east from Bridle Road at the end of Parkway Avenue toward the Concord River, in the...
Bear Hill Estates
Bear Hill Estates is a 1970s neighborhood in East Billerica on Bear Hill Road, which leaves Boston Road, with Beaver Place and Otter Circle. The Unified...
Town Farm Lane Bridge
The Town Farm Lane bridge carries Town Farm Lane, the old road to the town poor farm, over the Lowell line of the railroad north of North Billerica village....
Katie Durand Memorial Park
Katie Durand Memorial Park is a small conservation park at the end of Carter Avenue, off Nashua Road in South Billerica, on the west bank of the Concord...
Billerica Industrial Track
The Billerica Industrial Track is a freight track in North Billerica, the surviving northern end of the old Billerica and Bedford Branch. It leaves the...
Mitchell Boys' School
Professor Moses Campbell Mitchell founded the Mitchell Military Boys School on Martha's Vineyard, but moved to Billerica at the corner of Boston and Andover...
Porter Street
Porter Street is the longest of the side streets of Tower Farm Estates in North Billerica, about 3,420 feet. It leaves Whittier Road near Allen Road and...
Stearns Brook
Stearns Brook rises at Billerica Center, behind the First Congregational Church of Billerica, on land that belonged in 1949 to Arthur S. Cook, and runs...
Field Driver
The Field Drivers were minor town officers of colonial and 19th-century Massachusetts whose duty was to take up swine, sheep, horses, cattle and other...
John H. Foster
John H. Foster, son of Dudley Foster. Member of the Board of Engineers of the Billerica Fire Department about 1894-1896 (paid as engineer in the 1895...
Donald J. Flynn
Member of the Billerica Board of Appeals, appointed July 1986, listed through 1994 (his memorial gives 1985-1995). Died December 25, 2005.
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...
HVAC Engineering
Listed in the Billerica personal property tax books at 17 Sterling Rd from 2003 to 2009.