Existing Evidence
Enter Central Park at 85th Street. On your right you will see a playground with benches. At the ginkgo tree, cross the road and go up the hill. Walk past Spector Playground on your left. A little beyond this look down at what appears to be a stone outcropping which is the corner of a foundation. This is believed to be what is left of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
In 2004, August 2005, and summer 2011 the buried remains of the village were the subject of archaeological investigation.
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