maintains much of its Louisville Slugger sales force in the building after purchasing the brand from Hillerich & Bradsby in 2015. The Hillerich family maintains ownership of the museum and bat factory. The museum routinely travels around the country with a pop-up version of the experience called the Mobile Museum. These experiences often include old-time bat making demonstrations, a "Hold a Piece of History" exhibit and assorted team-specific exhibits, games and giveaways. Since 2013, the museum has visited U.S. Cellular Field, Miller Park, Busch Stadium, Progressive Field and Victory Field as well as Winter Warm-Ups for the Detroit Tigers, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians. A Mobile Museum was also set up at the 2015 Major League Baseball All-Star Game Fan Fest in Cincinnati, and the 2017 ACC baseball tournament Fan Fest at Louisville Slugger Field. Exhibits Attractions World's Largest Baseball Bat - Guinness World Records for largest baseball bat is 120 ft. tall. and weighs 68,000 pounds. Signature Wall - Giant wooden wall in foyer displaying signatures of every Louisville Slugger contract player. Museum Gallery - Variety of interpretive and interactive exhibits (see below). Factory Tour - Tour of the world-famous Louisville Slugger bat factory. Bat Vault - Guest look into room where all Louisville Slugger bat models are kept and are allowed to hold select replica models. Batting Cages - Guests can use historic bat models or the latest Louisville Slugger composite models to swing for the fences. Museum Store - Gift store featuring Louisville Slugger items, historic memorabilia from Hunt Auctions and personalized bats. Museum exhibits History of the Bat - Guests learn about the making of the first Louisville Slugger by 17-year-old Bud Hillerich for Louisville Eclipse star Pete Browning. Hold a Piece of History - Hold a game-used bat from Hall of Fame players, such as Babe Ruth, Johnny Bench and Ken Griffey Jr. as well as representatives of all 30 MLB teams. Player's Choice - Displays models of bats used by to MLB Players as well as the latest composite bats. Statue Gallery - Lifelike statues of Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, Ken Griffey Jr., Derek Jeter, Jackie Robinson, Roberto Clemente, any Hank Aaron. Feel the Heat - Guests see what it's like to face a 90 MPH fastball. Old-Time Bat Making Demonstrations - See hand-turners use a lathe to demonstrate how bats used to be made. Burn-Brander - Docents demonstrate