Fitchburg
a city and one of the county-seats of Worcester co., Mass., on burg, and Fitchburg Center. It contains a public library, high school, electric street railroad, electric lights, several National and savings banks, and a number of daily and weekly newspapers.
There are manufactories of pianofortes, tools, machinery, paper, saws, electrical street railroad, electric lights, several National and savings banks, and a Pop. (1910) 37,826; (1920) 41,013.
It is on the Southern railroads. Its industries incounty-seat of Ben Hill co. arms, cotton, and woolen goods, etc.
Pop. (1910) 37,826; (1920) 41,013. county- Southern railroads. Its industries in- Seaboard Air Line, the Atlanta, Birclude cotton and oil mills, fertilizer plants, and railroad repair shops. It has a large trade in timber and turpentine. Pop. (1910) 5,795; (1920) 6,870.