carfax

/ (ˈkɑːfæks) /

a place where principal roads or streets intersect, esp a place in a town where four roads meet

Word Origin for carfax

C14: from Anglo-French carfuks, from Old French carrefures, from Latin quadrifurcus four-forked

Such are some of the memories evoked by the Tower of Carfax, the best view of which is given in Mr. Matthison's first drawing.

Oxford |Robert Peel and H. C. Minchin
It transpired that Master Carfax had several duties in hand—as was his wont.

Robin Hood |Paul Creswick
She is now quite awake, and look so well as I never saw her since that night at Carfax when we first enter the Counts house.

Dracula |Bram Stoker
I went back to Smollet and asked him if he could tell us if any other boxes had been taken from Carfax.

Dracula |Bram Stoker

The inquiry agents glanced at each other and then at Carfax.

The Borough Treasurer |Joseph Smith Fletcher