Brown's Corner (Shopping Plaza)
Brown's Corner (Shopping Plaza)
| Also Known As | Billerica Pharmacy |
| Address | 306 Boston Rd |
| Built | 1952 |
| Demolished | 1988 |
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Billerica Pharmacy (1955 - 1985)
Updyke Jewelers (1962 - 1965) Billerica TV & Radio (1962 - 1965) Bly's Fried Foods (1963 - 1976) Spiceland Bakery (1964 - 1970) City-Wide Television (1966 - 1985) Ray's Jewelers (1970 - 1971) Carpenter Beef Co. (1970 - 1975) Reddington the Florist (1970 - 1973) Jacques Pierre Beauty Salon (1985 - 1985) Anton's Cleaners (1985 - 1985) Fazios Bakery (1985 - 1985) Robert's Hairstyling & Barber Shop (1985 - 1985) Northern Mantis Kung Fu Academy (1985 - 1985) Maytag Self Service Laundry (1985 - 1985) Meat Again Discount Meat Store (1985 - 1985) Mancini's (1985 - 1985) |
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Not to be confused with Brown's Corner, the intersection of Boston, Pollard, and Floyd.
Frederic and Louise Brown owned a house on Salem Road, and used their land to open Billerica Pharmacy along Boston Road in the early 1950s.
Over the next 50 years, several storefronts were built and subsequently torn down, in various configurations. The original Billerica Pharmacy building was razed some time between 1985 and 1994, and the current configuration has been in place since then.