Edmondson Drive-In T-Shirt (Premium Lightweight)

The Edmondson Drive-In in Catonsville, Maryland, opened on May 28, 1954, on U.S. 40 west of Baltimore. George Brehm Sr. owned it. It held 1,200 cars at first. A 1955 trade photo shows the board advertising that it would heat your car. It later appeared in the Baltimore films Polyester and Tin Men.

The Edmondson closed in 1991, when the land was worth more than the business. A Home Depot was built there. As of 2010 the marquee still stood, its arrow pointing toward the store.

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About this shirt

Our premium tee is the popular Bella+Canvas 3001. It's lighter and thinner than a traditional heavyweight tee, with a slimmer retail fit.

Size guide: true to size or a little snug. Consider ordering a size up if you're between sizes. See our size charts.

• Brand: Bella+Canvas | Product ID: 3001
• Lightweight fabric (4.2 oz/yd²), 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton on solid colors
• Heather colors are cotton and polyester blends
• Retail fit with a crew neckline
• Tear-away label