Georgetown Socks
Description: The Georgetown Collegians were a minor league baseball team based in Georgetown, Texas in 1914. Georgetown played as charter members of the Middle Texas League in 1914 and were the only minor league team hosted in Georgetown. Minor league baseball began in Georgetown, Texas in 1914. The Georgetown Collegians became charter members of the six–team Class D level Middle Texas League. The Middle Texas League began play the franchises based in Bartlett, Texas (Bartlett Bearcats), Belton, Texas (Belton Braves), Brenham, Texas (Brenham Brewers), Lampasas, Texas (Lampasas Resorters) and Temple, Texas (Temple Tigers) joining Georgetown in league play.
Description: A retro-style composition featuring the words "GEORGE" in green text at the top, "TOWN" in yellow text in the middle, and "GUYANA" in red text at the bottom. In between the "TOWN" and "GUYANA" text is the flag of Guyana with a triangular red portion on the left and a yellow and green striped triangular portion extending to the right. All text has a subtle distressed texture.
Description: A rectangular depiction of the flag of Ascension Island features the Union Jack in the canton and the Ascension Island coat of arms on the fly. The text "Georgetown" is displayed above the flag and "Ascension Island" is displayed below. A flock of birds is also depicted above the flag.
Description: The Georgetown Loop railroad connects the once thriving Colorado mining towns of Georgetown and Silver Plume which lie 2 miles apart in a steep, narrow mountain canyon. Completed in 1884, this narrow gauge rail line was considered an engineering marvel for its time. It covers 3.1 winding miles of track, 640 feet of elevation gain, and crosses 4 bridges over Clear Creek, including the massive Devil's Gate High Bridge shown here.
Description: Located at 1201 34th St NW in the heart of Washington DC's Georgetown neighborhood, the Philadelphia Pizza Company was the go to spot for drunk college kids at 2am, though their pizza was good enough to attract a a daily crowd of sober people just the same. With deals on slices and whole pies with drinks for less than cab fare to a fancier joint, the Philadelphia Pizza Company was hard to beat, plus they made cheesesteaks, burritos, and all kinds of other random things people love to put in their mouth, This design celebrates this long lost haunt with a recreation of their so bad it's good clipart logo with the big guy forever frozen in time tossing that fresh dough.
