Howe School

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The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002.[2] The Billerica Historical Society planned to operate it as a museum in the late 2000s,[3][4] but the building remained vacant in 2017,[5] when repairs were made to its roof.[6] Following a two-year renovation that cost nearly $9 million, the Howe School building reopened on November 19, 2022, housing Billerica Access Television (the town's public-access television station) as well as space for community events and meetings.[7]

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