The Midway Restaurant
Milneburg at the Lake
I'm grateful to Carl Quarrella, who contributed these images from his 2-g-uncle's restaurant at Milneburg.  Carl's grandfather was Frank J. Quarrella, his grandmother was Catherine Jurisich Quarrella. his father, Frank J. Quarrella, Jr., and his father's sister is Mildred Quarrella Bordelon.  Carl's family owned and operated the Morning Call Coffee Stand in the French Quarter until the early 1950's.

These are wonderful glimpses of early 20th century New Orleans!   Nancy
Gennaro "John" Quarrella operated his Midway Restaurant at Milneburg with the help of his wife, Mare Bonano, his brother, Joseph Quarrella, and Mr. Conti, the bartender.
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EAT AT THE
Midway Restaurant and Saloon, Milneburg (On the Pier)
Open Day and Night
DANCING AND ENTERTAINING EVERY DAY AND NIGHT
MIDWAY FAMILY BATH HOUSE
Regular Bathing Costumes for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
ALSO CAMPS TO RENT
All Trains Stop at the Door
Phone Hem. 2071   J. QUARRELLA, Prop.

Back of card shows:
Pontchartrain Railroad Time Schedule in Effect May 25, 1914
Schedules for leaving Pontchartrain Junction and Milneburg beginning at 5:30 each morning and ending at 11:00 (?)