Crossways, Historic building in South Carolina, United States

Crossways, also known as Henry Place, is a Late Victorian building in Aiken, South Carolina, built in 1868. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.

The building was constructed during a period when South Carolina developed structures following specific regional standards and practices. Its recognition reflects the property's role in documenting local architectural history.

Crossways is also called Henry Place, a name that keeps the memory of an earlier owner attached to the 1868 house. The property entered the National Register in 1997, and its listing rests on the building's Late Victorian character rather than on any later alteration.

The property sits in an accessible location within South Carolina and can be visited by those interested in regional history. It is helpful to check ahead regarding access and visiting conditions, as historic buildings sometimes have limited hours or require advance notice.

Crossways is also known as Henry Place, a second name that appears alongside the 1868 building in the National Register listing of 1997. Visitors who know the property only as Crossways may miss the connection to the Henry name in local records.