A place where human remains are kept pending autopsy or identification.

These are usually municipally operated places, where bodies found dead are held pending identification by next of kin.

A place where corpses are kept until they are claimed or released for burial.

Area designated for temporary placement of the dead.  The Morgue is the responsibility of the Coroner's Office when a Coroner's Representative is on-scene.

A place to where bodies found dead are removed and exposed pending identification by relatives.

Difficult and disagreeable duties are forecasted in a dream of a morgue. If you were aware of your own corpse in a morgue, it is a warning to take better care of your health.

To dream that you visit a morgue searching for some one, denotes that you will be shocked by news of the death of a relative or friend. To see many corpses there, much sorrow and trouble will come under your notice.

In desktop publishing, term for a collection of reference materials, such as an encyclopedia, dictionary, thesaurus, and materials from a swipe file, such as clip art.

The place where newspaper clippings are filed.

The industry term for a newspaper's archives. A morgue usually has print or microfiche copies of articles that reporters can use for background research.

An area in the building where back issues of the newspaper are kept.

the newspaper's collection of clippings, photos, reference materials and microfilm