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An archival photo from The New York Times shows news pictures being sorted in the newspaper’s photo “morgue,” which houses millions of images. Here they are — several each week — for you to see. Welcome to The Lively Morgue. Photo: The New York Times

Monday, the New York Times launched the Lively Morgue, a new Tumblr to showcase photos from their massive archive. We love this vintage photo which shows images being sorted. We’re interested in seeing how they work with NYT’s Lens blog. Welcome to Tumblr!

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