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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.

William G. Greene Jr.

William G. Greene Jr. represented Billerica in the Massachusetts House of Representatives for eighteen years, after two decades in town government. He was...

Early Bird Farm

Farm on Topliff Street, Billerica, of Ralph Capobianco and Sons. It advertised in the Howe High School yearbooks from 1943 to 1957. The farm was at 6...

Billerica and Bedford Railroad

The Billerica and Bedford Railroad was a two-foot gauge railroad built in 1876 and 1877 from Bedford north through South Billerica and Billerica Centre to...

Billerica and Bedford Branch

The Billerica and Bedford Branch was a standard-gauge branch railroad of about eight miles from the main line at North Billerica south through Billerica...

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...

Route 3 Bridge over Farm Road

The bridge was built in 1953 for the relocated U.S. Route 3, which the state laid out through Billerica in 1952 and 1953 as a four-lane divided highway with...

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen, renamed the Select Board in 2021, is the chief executive board of Billerica. The first town officers on record were chosen in March...

Balmoral Drive

Balmoral Drive is a street of Victory Park in North Billerica, running about 1,210 feet from Rogers Street northeast and then north to Oxford Road. Victory...

First Congregational Church of Billerica

The First Congregational Church of Billerica stands on the north side of Andover Road, once called Sheldon's Lane, just northeast of the Town Common and...

Payson Road

Payson Road is a short street running west from Boston Road near 643 Boston Road, south of Billerica Centre, to Grandview Road. It was laid out on a "Plan...

Shea Field

Shea Field is one of the two softball fields of the Peggy Hannon-Rizza Recreation Complex off Campbell Road and Ed Hayes Way, listed by the Recreation...

Talbot Textile Mills Worker Housing at 80-90 Wilson St

The six-family row at 80-90 Wilson Street in North Billerica is the southernmost and youngest of the company tenements that The Talbot Mills built along...

Franklin Street

Franklin Street is a residential street in the Colson Heights neighborhood of North Billerica. It leaves Lowell Street about 450 feet east of Boston Road...

Fox Hill Terrace

Fox Hill Terrace was a development of house lots laid out on paper in 1907 between Salem Road and Andover Road, east of today's Woodbury Road, and never...