Fitchburg, Massachusetts, was originally part of Lunenburg, and gained independence in 1764, earning city status in 1872. The city's trajectory was tied to the industrial revolution, with the Fitchburg Railroad playing a pivotal role in the 19th-century manufacturing boom. The city was a hub for paper, textiles, and machine tools, landmarks like the Fitchburg Paper Company (founded in 1865), contributed to its economic success. Despite industrial decline, however, since the mid 20th century, ongoing revitalization efforts have preserved Fitchburg's historical architecture and the Main Street is the at the heart of the community. You can find local businesses, and restaurants, as well as events, festivals, and community gatherings.

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Distance 495 m

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Location: Fitchburg, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States

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