Louisville Slugger Museum

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last night went to Against the Grain (the only microbrewery in Louisville), adjacent to the Louisville Slugger museum and factory. Had their chili with pulled pork …

We began our trip to the Gulf Coast with a long drive stopping just outside of Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. We did stop for a tour of the Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum. It was kinda cool to see them making baseball bats …

Entry containing 74 photos titled: Kevin Hart Show in the Ville

Louisville, KY

(by Katelyn)




Today we went to the Louisville Slugger museum and factory, which is located in Louisville, Kentucky. There, we went on a tour that told us how a baseball bat is made. I learned that 1.8 million bats are made in this factory every year. Another thing that I learned is that they start …

Well whenever there is a road trip you need to plan your food stops. We stopped at a Iron Skillet restaurant to eat. More food that I could have wanted, Steve got to have grits and he was so happy. Now on to Louisville and the slugger museum.

To my grandson and son-in-law, you really do need to go to this museum. To all other baseball …

... we found our way to the I-65!! So after a 2 hour drive we arrived in downtown Louisville heading to the famous Louisville Slugger museum, where all major league baseball bats are made. OK, so we're not into baseball, so it was not majorly interesting - ...

... a while, saw the Ohio River and all the great horse sculptures on the street corners.  Our main attraction to Louisville was the Louisville Slugger Museum and Tour.  Bryce was in HEAVEN.  All those bats...  I have to admit it was ...

... my life, Jenny and Gino did it up big and had an awesome and beautiful setup throughout the entire weekend. First- The Louisville slugger museum... The rehearsal dinner was awesome, and not only were the drinks amazing (and free), but we also got to ...

... facility, not far from where the very first bats were made back in the 1800s.     Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, one of the most visited attractions in Kentucky, is also housed with the corporate headquarters.  ...

... eat.  More food that I could have wanted, Steve got to have grits and he was so happy.  Now on to Louisville and the slugger museum. To my grandson and son-in-law, you really do need to go to this museum.  To all other baseball enthusists ...

Louisville, KY (by Katelyn) Today we went to the Louisville Slugger museum and factory, which is located in Louisville, Kentucky.  There, we went on a tour that told us how a baseball bat is made.  I learned that 1.8 million bats are made ...

... sets/72157631715079300/ last night went to Against the Grain (the only microbrewery in Louisville), adjacent to the Louisville Slugger museum and factory. Had their chili with pulled pork which was delicious (going to put bigger chunks of roasted ...

4th June I was so excited to wake up today. We were going to the Louisville Slugger Museum. I held Mickey Mantle's bat, got to hit a ball with a replica of Babe Ruth’s bat and even had a full tour of the factory where they make all the bats for ...

... to find a hotel for the night. We decided to walk around Louisville for the day before the rain came. Found the Louisville Slugger Museum and factory. The factory makes most of the bats for Major League Baseball which started in the 1800's including Babe ...

... the trip so we could make it to Durham at a good time to unload some stuff into our house.  I knew the Louisville slugger museum was there and I didnt want to leave without checking it out.  So we spent a few hours there before taking off to ...