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1972
I graduated from BHS in 1972. New HS did not exist yet.
Based on the new HS, mid-70s.
1975
83 Lahey, 85 Executive park so around mid eighties is my guess.
I know executive park was definitely in operation by 1980 because that’s where my father first took me fo Sunday afternoon driving lessons!
I remember the wide open parking lots and navigating the circle at the end of the main drive!
The current Burlington High School opened in January 1973. The E.R. Squibb building was purchased and occupied by dataCon in 1980. So somewhere between these two dates.
I think about 1974.
All I know is that it sure doesn’t look like the Burlington that I grew up in. I was in the first graduating “New High School” in 1962, which is now the the current Marshall Simon Middle School.
Also note that Microwave Assoc has a single building. By the early 80’s they had become M/A-Com and had a dozen buildings in that area. So mid 70’s for the poster seems to make sense.
Looks old but the library is in the newer spot than when I grew up. I am going to say 2000
1972 – we were the last to graduate from High School on Winn St.
RCA was bought by GE in ’85 so before that and I was part of the first classes at The “NEW” High school. We moved in halfway through our freshman year from Francis Wyman Jr. High in ’73.
1974 or possibly late 1973. “New High School “ which should be the old high school in a few years opened. That school has all the charm of Concord Prison.
I’ll say about 1980 to 1982, based on the police stationbeingnext to the fire station and town hall. Also Inforex still on Middlesex tpk., plus lahey clinic has been built.
52 Yrs old?
No question the earliest it could be is 1980 – that’s when Lahey opened.