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Michael’s Restaurant Opens at Negro Southern League Museum

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birminghamal.gov Bernadine Birdsong remembers her 1977 junior prom night like it was yesterday. She wore blue. Her prom date was the nephew of Temptations singer Eddie Kendricks.  And her dinner was the steer butt steak at the legendary Michael’s Restaurant in Birmingham. “I had never had steer butt, so I tried it. It was the […]

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