Spencer Durham column: Why does Colored Pike show up on Google Maps?
This month’s question comes from our photographer Kelly Lafferty Gerber, who noticed Google Maps lists a section of 300 North by two names.
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This month’s question comes from our photographer Kelly Lafferty Gerber, who noticed Google Maps lists a section of 300 North by two names.
Support Local Journalism Now, more than ever, the world needs trustworthy reportingâbut good journalism isnât free. Please support us by making a contribution. Close BACK IN TIME â Wayman Chapel A.M.E. Church at North Apperson and East Havens dates its history to 1851 in Ervin Township, when Mrs. Aliff Henley, a free woman of color who was once enslaved in North Carolina, deeded part of her land in the Rush Settlement to start the A.M.E. church in Howard County. Gil Porter