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Blogfinger has covered many Zombie Walks in Asbury Park, but not this year. Below is one of my favorite photos from a Zombie event: 2013.

In  1934, an Ocean Liner (SS Morro Castle), was traveling from Havana to New York  when it caught fire and beached on the shores of Asbury Park. There were 137 deaths.

A handful of survivors washed  up at the Zombie Walk in Asbury Park (October 2013)

Paul Goldfinger photo. Asbury Park Zombie Walk, 2013. ©

Paul Goldfinger photo. Blogfinger.net.   Asbury Park Zombie Walk, 2013.  Click once  to enlarge.

 

By Paul Goldfinger  Editor Blogfinger.net

MARTHA WAINWRIGHT     From the soundtrack of The Aviator:

 

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Survivors of the Morro Castle ship wreck off A. Park. Still wandering around; this time walking with the Zombies 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo ©

Survivors of the Morro Castle ship wreck  (1934) off A. Park. Still wandering around; this time walking with the Zombies 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo ©  Click for details.

 

Cast album from Guys and Dolls.  “Runyonland”

 

 

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From Carol Livingstone. "Thought you might enjoy this photo of my mom and grandparents in front of the Morrow Castle. It was taken in 1934. " Special to Blogfinger ©

From Carol Livingstone. “Thought you might enjoy this photo of my mom and grandparents in front of the Morrow Castle. It was taken in 1934. ” Special to Blogfinger ©

In our piece about the SS Morro Castle (11/19/16) , we pointed out that the burned out hulk of the ocean liner remained only 200 feet out into the water of Asbury Park and it became a tourist attraction there.  This photograph shows some of those folks on the beach with the M.C. behind them.  Today they could have taken their own photo with a selfie stick.

Thanks to Carol Livingstone of Ocean Grove. 11/21/16

 

Here is a link to our post about this incident:

 

Morrow castle on Blogfinger 2016

 

LANA DEL RAY  “Once Upon a Dream.”  From the Disney film Maleficent

 

 

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