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(Created page with "'''Willie Mays Hamburgers''', also called '''Say Hey Willie Mays{{'}}''' was a fast food restaurant at 1701 5th Avenue North in downtown Birmingham. It was opened on June 23, 1969 by Ashby Gholson in partnership with Birmingham native and San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays. The restaurant, managed by Renard McMillian, served hamburgers and fried chicken. The elevated sign was built in the shape of a baseball glove. Category: Fast food...") |
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The restaurant, managed by [[Renard McMillian]], served hamburgers and fried chicken. The elevated sign was built in the shape of a baseball glove. | The restaurant, managed by [[Renard McMillian]], served hamburgers and fried chicken. The elevated sign was built in the shape of a baseball glove. | ||
[[Category: | [[Category: Restaurants]] | ||
[[Category: 1969 establishments]] | [[Category: 1969 establishments]] | ||
[[Category: 5th Avenue North]] | [[Category: 5th Avenue North]] | ||
[[Category: 17th Street North]] | [[Category: 17th Street North]] | ||
Revision as of 10:10, 22 June 2024
Willie Mays Hamburgers, also called Say Hey Willie Mays' was a fast food restaurant at 1701 5th Avenue North in downtown Birmingham.
It was opened on June 23, 1969 by Ashby Gholson in partnership with Birmingham native and San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays.
The restaurant, managed by Renard McMillian, served hamburgers and fried chicken. The elevated sign was built in the shape of a baseball glove.