New York Morgue's Dark Secrets
After Dark: Myths, Misdeeds & the Paranormal
Unveiling the New York Morgue's History
This chapter explores the establishment and evolution of the New York morgue in the late 19th century, addressing the dire need for such a facility in the growing city. It delves into the societal attitudes towards death, contrasting the practices of death photography, burial, and identification of the deceased, while also discussing the implications of socio-economic disparities. The narrative further investigates the ethical dilemmas within the morgue's history, alongside the challenges encountered in researching its archival records.
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