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First photo copy: Bodies from Morro Castle disaster at Brielle N.J.boat docks,1934. From photo copies owned by Lew Norris, deceased and now owned by C.V.Norris who has copyright privileges. All of the copies of the (original photos), that will be submitted to Wikipedia for use on their Morro Castle information, are at the New York, Maritime Industry Museum of Fort Schyler, donated by C.V.Norris.
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