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Ayer, Massachusetts 01432

Ayer MA Business Lodging Real Estate History

In the mid-1800’s Ayer, Massachusetts had four different railroads intersecting within it. Two of those were the Fitchburg Railroad and the Stony Brook Railroad. Today, the most used train service in Ayer is the commuter rail into nearby Boston. Ayer has a charming historic downtown full of community shops. If Main Street isn’t enough to fill your history need, Fort Devens Historic District will. Fort Devens Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.

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Settled: 1700
Incorporated: 1888
County: Middlesex

Ayer MA Population:
2008: 4,300
2000: 4,443
1990: 4,558

North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce
860 South Street
Fitchburg, MA01420
Ph: 978-353-7600
Fax: 978-353-4896

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