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Edward's Drive-In 60th Anniversary Shirt

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Opening in 1957, Edward’s Drive-In started serving their delicious fried pork tenderloin sandwich and house-made root beer in Indianapolis, Indiana. Now, celebrating their 60th anniversary, they have made this shirt to commemorate the special occasion. Anytime that I am in Indy, I have to go to Edward’s.

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