| MAP OF THE 978 AREA CODE |
| 978-342-4985 FITCHBURG, MA |
REAL-TIME BBS (1983-1997) |
Sam Gudgel | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 978-356-1609 Ipswich, MA |
The Cheshire BBS (1989-1997) |
J Eric Josephson, J. Eric Josephson | RemoteAccess | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 978-356-2469 IPSWICH, MA |
Firefly, The Fire Fly BBS (1989-1997) |
Richard Alfoni | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 978-454-3864 LOWELL, MA |
Dave's MAX!, Dave's MAX/2!, Dave's RA!, Daves Opus, Daves RA!, Lowell Hub, MassNet NE Coord, MassNet NE HUB 200, Net 324 Echo Coord, Net324 UUCP Gateway (1989-2000) |
Dave Layte, David Layte | RemoteAccess | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 978-531-0798 PEABODY, MA |
LITS/2, Lost in the SuperMarket/2 (1983-1998) |
J Marrs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 978-537-4118 LEOMINSTER, MA |
The Way of Life (1983-1997) |
Vincent Spingola | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 978-544-8337 Wendell, MA |
Locks Hill BBS, MassNet West (1983-2004) |
Robert Heller, R Heller | Script evolved from 1bbs, ifcico under Linux | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
"This BBS is *still* up with a 2400 BPS modem. Locks Hill BBS is presently the Net Host for Fidonet Net #321 in region 16. It is the only functioning FidoNet BBS in Franklin County. Running on a K6-500 machine running RedHat Linux 7.3. " - Bob Heller
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| 978-640-1470 |
LOWELL, MA The "Q" Continuum, The Q Continuum |
(1983-1997) Andrew Quinzani |
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| 978-682-0133 |
Methuen, MA Black Market, BlakMarket, The Black Market, The BlackMarket BBS |
(1987-1995) Jim Black | RemoteAccess |
"87-89 used QuickBBS 89-95 Switched to RemoteAccess BBS and became a member of Fidonet 95 System hard drive crashed - backup could not be found. Blackmarket BBS was the home of many useful QuickBBS/Remote Access utilities including QFE (QuickBBS File Editor)" - Jim Black
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| 978-745-1689 |
Salem, MA Massnet East, The Witch City BBS, Witch Cityb BBS |
(1988-1998) Dan Devoe, Danny Devoe | RemoteAccess |
"Started on a C-128 using EBBS. Moved to a PC-based (XT) version of EBBS in 1990 before upgrading to a 486-based PC running RemoteAccess in 1993." - Dan Devoe
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