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Salem Crossing
One of 211 historic site listings in Winston-Salem.
About Salem Crossing
Salem Crossing is a historic site in the attractions and activities sector, based in Winston-Salem, NC. Its recorded address is 1111 Salem Valley Rd, 27103-4640. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website, an email address. It is one of 211 historic site listings tracked in Winston-Salem; the nearest comparable listing is Churton Place Apartments, about 0.4 km away. Salem Crossing has 4 listed locations in total; this page covers the Winston-Salem branch.
- Address
- 1111 Salem Valley Rd, Winston-Salem, NC, 27103-4640
- Phone
- +13367611877
- Website
- apartmentguide.com
- salemcrossingwzp@outlook.com
- Social
Questions
Where is Salem Crossing located?
1111 Salem Valley Rd, Winston-Salem, NC, 27103-4640
How do I contact Salem Crossing?
+13367611877 · http://www.apartmentguide.com/
What type of business is Salem Crossing?
Salem Crossing is a historic site (attractions and activities) in Winston-Salem.
Salem Crossing branches
Salem Crossing has 4 listed locations. This branch is in Winston-Salem.
- Salem47167-2306
- Virginia Beach23456-1452
- Bensalem19020-1504
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- Stockburger FarmhouseWinston-Salem1.4 km
- The StrollwayWinston-Salem1.8 km
- Timothy Vogler Gunsmith ShopWinston-Salem1.7 km
- John Vogler HouseWinston-Salem1.9 km
- Salem Square PumpWinston-Salem1.9 km
- Old Salem, Winston-SalemWinston-Salem1.9 km
- Single Brothers HouseWinston-Salem1.9 km
- Teakwood Manor ApartmentsWinston-Salem1.8 km
- Indera Mills Historic Cotton MillWinston-Salem2.1 km
Cite this page
“Salem Crossing, Winston-Salem — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.