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1937 Grover's Place

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Fond in the memories of older local residents are the restaurants, some on land and others on the lake. They included Sid-Mar’s, Bruning’s, Swanson’s, Fontana’s, Fitzgerald’s, My-O-My, Grover’s, Maggie and Smitty, Barts, Hong Kong, Papa Roselli’s, Rest-A-While, Joe Petrossi’s, and the White House. They are all gone now. Hurricane Katrina destroyed the last of them, Sid-Mar’s and Bruning’s. 
 
 
This 1937 advertisement proclaims "Sea Foods of All Kinds" at Grover's Place in "East End -- Jefferson Parish".  We now refer to the area as "West End" (the western boundary of Orleans Parish).

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