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A fibreglass baseball bat 15.2 metres long stands beside the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Battleford. Reported in 2014 as Canada's largest baseball bat, it is the museum's third bat; earlier wooden versions failed to the weather.
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Site-level location · 52.7366° N, 108.3115° W
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On the east side of the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, 292 22nd Street (corner of 22nd Street and 3rd Avenue), Battleford. Saskatchewan Museums lists it as 'Canada's Biggest Bat'.
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Displayed on the east side of the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, 292 22nd Street (corner of 22nd Street and 3rd Avenue), Battleford (Saskatchewan Museums). The museum's listing gives free admission with donations accepted, weekday hours of 9:00 am to 4:00 pm from April 1 to September 30, varying hours from October 1 to March 31, and closure on weekends and holidays (phone 306-446-1983). Whether the bat can be seen outside those hours is not stated.
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