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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.
Stearns Lane Subdivision
The Stearns Lane Subdivision is a small subdivision on the west side of the Middlesex Turnpike, a little south of the turnpike's junction with Concord Road....
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),...
Red Pine Grille
The Red Pine Grill, later the Red Pine Grille, was a restaurant and dance hall at Nuttings Lake, where the Middlesex Turnpike meets Water Street and Lake...
The Maples
The Maples was a roadside store and restaurant at the corner of Riverhurst Road and the old Concord Road in South Billerica, on the lot that is now 251 Old...
Hamilton Avenue
Hamilton Avenue is a street in the Riverbank Terrace neighborhood of Pinehurst, near the Burlington line. It runs east-southeast from Jim Shaw Road near the...
James J. Campbell
James J. Campbell was born in Billerica on November 11, 1878. He worked in the wool trade: the jury list printed in the town report of 1909 gives him as...
Billerica Chamber of Commerce
The Billerica Chamber of Commerce is the name of two bodies of the town's businesses: a chamber of the early 1930s and a later chamber that in the 1980s was...
Pond Street Bridge
The Pond Street bridge carries Pond Street over the Lowell line of the railroad (now the MBTA commuter line) in North Billerica. The Boston and Lowell...
Buehler Brook
Buehler Brook is a brook in the north part of Bedford, in the part of old Billerica that became Bedford in 1729. It flows from Great Buehler Pond and Little...
Iris Path
Iris Path is a very short lane, about 120 feet long, in the south-west part of Fox Hill Cemetery. It runs south-west from the junction of Peony Path and...
Opening of Route 3
Route 3, the Northwest Expressway, was cut through the west and south of Billerica in the early 1950s as a limited access, four-lane divided highway, and...
William Patten House
The William Patten House, long called the "Patten Place," was an early farmhouse on the west side of Boston Road north of the town center, on a farm that...
Smallpox Cemetery
The Smallpox Cemetery, called the Small Pox Cemetery in the town's historic sites lists, is a small burial ground in the woods of North Billerica, south of...
Boston and Lowell Railroad
The railroad through North and East Billerica is the main line of the Boston and Lowell Railroad, chartered in June 1830 and opened between Boston and...