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Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory
800 West Main Street
Louisville, KY, 40202
When you hear the word Louisville, one of the first things that pops into most people's minds is "slugger", and for good reason. The Louisville Slugger has become one of the trademarks of the city for some time, and now folks from Louisville apartments can get an inside look at what goes into making these icons of baseball. The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory gives visitors an up-close-and-personal look at these pieces of wood that have created such a stir in the baseball world, seeing their history, their heritage, and their use in the industry. The museum contains so much information that even those with apartments near the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory would have a hard time sifting through it in one visit. The Louisville Slugger has been one of the bats of choice for some of the top names in baseball for decades, and at this museum, you can get an inside look into just how it was created, and how it rose to such amazing popularity. Whether you're a history buff, or just fascinated by the work that goes into making these items, there are plenty of reasons for you to take a tour of this facility. With an apartment near the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, you'll have all the information you'll ever need to know about the bat and its history right at your fingertips twenty four-seven. Though it may seem like simply a stick of carefully formed wood to some, those with apartments near the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory know that the Slugger is a historical icon. Louisville just wouldn't be Louisville, after all, without the Louisville Slugger.