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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.
Boston and Maine Billerica Shops
The Billerica Shops were the Boston and Maine Railroad's central plant for the heavy repair of locomotives and passenger cars, built from 1911 to 1914 on a...
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...
Billerica Center Shops
The southern section of the building was built around 1915. In 1924, the E.E. Gray Company purchased the lot at the corner from Emily Viola Allen and moved...
Shane Lane
Shane Lane is the main street of the Shane Lane neighborhood in East Billerica. It leaves Allen Road opposite Rolling Hill Road and runs northeast for about...
Inspector of Animals
The Inspector of Animals inspects cattle and other farm animals for contagious disease and quarantines diseased animals; the early reports record the...
Boston Road Bridge over the Shawsheen River
The Boston Road (Route 3A) bridge crosses the Shawsheen River at Pinehurst. The road here is the old road to Woburn, and the river was crossed near the...
Akeson Field
Akeson Field, also called Akeson Park and first named the John A. Akeson Playground, is the town playing field on the east bank of the Shawsheen River in...
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...
Jonathan Hill
Jonathan Hill was a selectman of Billerica in 1698, 1700 and 1708. He is most likely the Jonathan Hill born on April 20, 1646, the youngest son of Ralph...
Eastbrook Farms
Eastbrook Farms is a 1990s neighborhood on Brittany Lane, which runs west from Whipple Road. Raymond Engineering Service of 574 Boston Road drew the...