Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory

A 120-foot baseball bat marks the entrance, but the factory tour shows the full-size work behind it. Wood selection, turning, sanding, finishing, branding, measurement, machines, and skilled hands turn billets into bats made to exact profiles.Admission is paid, and timed factory tours can sell out. Tours usually begin every 10 to 30 minutes, with the final tour 40 minutes before closing. The factory includes operational noise and wood dust, and production activity can vary by date. More

A 120-foot baseball bat marks the entrance, but the factory tour shows the full-size work behind it. Wood selection, turning, sanding, finishing, branding, measurement, machines, and skilled hands turn billets into bats made to exact profiles.Admission is paid, and timed factory tours can sell out. Tours usually begin every 10 to 30 minutes, with the final tour 40 minutes before closing. The factory includes operational noise and wood dust, and production activity can vary by date. More