The museum, a Louisville fixture at 880 Main St., recently completed its first renovation project in nearly 15 years, reflecting the factory's rich history: it started making bats in 1884, and ...

Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is ranked #5 out of 10 things to do in Louisville. See pictures and our review of Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory.

— Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory (@SluggerMuseum) March 15, 2023 The museum's Hold A Piece of History exhibit offers guest the chance to hold game-used bats.

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Some businesses are doing anything and everything they can to make it through the end of the pandemic. Hillerich and Bradsby, owners of the Louisville Slugger Museum and ...

Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory lands at the top of national magazine's top factory tours list Updated: 4:42 PM EDT Apr 24, 2022 Editorial Standards ⓘ WLKY Digital Team ...

The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory has established a new outlet store next to its iconic downtown Louisville bat factory that will sell products you can't find at the museum’s store or online.

Louisville Slugger earned the top spot. "Swing by to see how baseball bats are made — this company has been churning them out since 1884," the magazine said about the museum and factory.

Each player typically goes through about 120 bats a year. You can see some of those pro bats being made if you visit the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory Tour in downtown Louisville.

The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory is open Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sundays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $16 for adults, $15 for seniors, $9 children (6-12), and free for ...

The production of so many bats is nothing new, as the factory has done it for decades. Here are some facts we thought you would find interesting, provided by the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory: ...

Louisville Slugger furloughs staff, closes factory and museum By ABC News April 20, 2020, 9:29 AM ...

Louisville Slugger, which has been making bats since the 1800s, has closed down its factory and furloughed most of its workforce amid the coronavirus pandemic.