History of the Parkland Neighborhood

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Thousands of wooden, bare bats are shown in the Hillerich and Bradsby Warehouse. The wooden logs are in the process of being shaped into the formation of a wooden back. These bats have not yet been branded with the trademark Louisville Slugger.

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A representative of Hillerich and Bradsby is weighing and examining one of the bats. This bat is bare and has not yet been been branded with the famous Louisville Slugger name

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Four representatives of Hillerich and Bradsby review and evaluate the finished Louisville Slugger Bat.

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A montage of multiple Hillerich and Bradsby golf clubs are demonstrated.

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This picture shows hanging Louisville Slugger Bats hanging from a long wooden bat. The three people posing are representatives of the company and are showing off the finished product of the bats in 1921. At this point in 1921.
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