Has it been completely removed? If so, is there a chance it will be brought back?
Michael Alderson
Guest
0 post
26-Jul-2007
10:29 AM
I hope to have it back up (and improved) in the next few weeks.
Anonymous
Guest
0 post
20-Aug-2007
7:14 PM
A gallery devoted to the Morro Castle of 1930 is now available. Hope you find it interesting.
Anonymous
Guest
0 post
23-Aug-2007
4:07 PM
I had relatives that survived the sinking of the Morro Castle. Their names were Peggy and Marie Gilligan. They were from Philadelphia. Are there any other survivors out there.
marinearchit
Guest
0 post
10-Oct-2007
7:17 PM
Very nice! Love the old black and white photos.
Gene
Guest
0 post
24-Oct-2007
4:35 PM
I love your website. I really enjoyed looking @ the various different pics. I frequently search 'Morro Castle' and 'Yarmouth Castle' (I realize Yarmouth isn't of the same line or class) anyway, recently I read that one theory about the Morro Castle is an overheated funnel. Can you shead any light on this? I've only read it in ONE place, so I am wondering the possibility of this. Again, loved your site friend. Regards, Gene
Anonymous
Guest
0 post
16-Dec-2007
9:28 AM
Recalls seeing the wreck @ Asbury Park in the early 1940's.
At the time, we believed the burned out ship could have been refurbished to serve as a beach casino.
Sp.
Anonymous
Guest
0 post
26-Mar-2008
12:36 PM
It is really sad that no one questioned White early on, but alas he is dead and has/will be enduring his fate forever, after this world...Heaven or Hell. We all have free will on this Earth! What a waste and reading the book so many mind games. Wouldn't want that crew!!! R.I.P
Wardline.com contains text and information copyrighted by the researcher, Michael Alderson. The images and text on this site represent only a fraction of available research. File size and resolution has been reduced and watermarks have been added for Internet use. Images may only be replicated with permission. For requests to publish or replicate any images or information on this site, or for specific information on sources, contact Michael Alderson at thewardline@yahoo.com.
Color copies and duplicate photos can be made upon request. Contact the researcher for rates and availability.
