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• 2008-07-21 17:09 Hugh Manatee 879×572× (129264 bytes) ''A Scene in the New York Morgue -- Identification of the Unknown Dead'', a woodcut engraving sketched by Stanley Fox and published in ''Harper's Weekly'', July 7, 1866. The city's first morgue opened in 1866 on the grounds of Bellevue Hospital near the E