This structure was originally erected in 1881 using the blended Italianate and Second Empire designs of Robert N. McGrath and W.M. Aiken. It was later expanded and altered into a more Classical Revival appearance during three remodeling efforts in 1901, 1924, and 1934. The 1934 remodeling used the designs of architect Willis Irvin. A final expansion, designed by Wells/Law Group, Inc., was placed on the building's south elevation in 1989.
Aiken, South Carolina is a charming old city located to the northeast of Augusta, Georgia. Its historic core has distinctive broad, oak-lined boulevards with stately mansion. Aiken serves as the seat of its namesake county.
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