spring training right around the corner....lots of people have baseball on the with that in mind, molly mckinney made a visit to the louisville slugger museum and factory to see how the official bat of mlb is made and get a history of the iconic company. molly: pj! pj: molly, nice to meet you. molly: nice to meet you, thank you so much for having us here. this is a big bat! pj: it is, 120ft tall and it's an exact replica of babe ruth's bat. molly: come on, really? i can't wait to see what you have inside if this is at the entrance. pj: absolutely, come on in and check it out. molly: so this was one of the first? pj: this was the first molly: this was the first pj: yes. so what you are looking at here, this is really a priceless part of not only company history but baseball history that is contained in this room. revolutions per minute. in one pass, about 30 seconds, we've got an incredible museum, that we have a section in there called hold a piece of history. so there is a lot of interactive, and then there is a lot of great artifacts to see in our museum as well. pj: this is our burn branding

molly mckinney got a taste in this weekend's southern weekend. molly: taylor, ms - population around 300 and then there is taylor grocery, the local restaurant serving up to 400 people every night. in a dining room that seats around 90 at best. what are they all coming for? we decided to find out. molly: anybody leaving oxford, ms and driving 10 miles into the country must be coming to a good restaurant, what's your secret? lynn: it all starts with the catfish, and we have i think the best catfish in the world. it's mississippi pond raised catfish, it comes out of the mississippi delta down here. it's a really, a really good product. molly: so how did you come to own taylor lynn: it was always a country store that sold catfish on the weekends. and this business belonged to a lady that i've known my entire life, and when she got ready to get out of the businesses she was kind enough to sell it to me. my vision was tables and cooking catfish and that is the direction we've went. we've been blessed, its worked well for us. molly: sounds like you're k

in this week's south weekend, molly mckinney visits the maggie walker house in richmond to explore the extraordinary there she learned about the former slave, confederate soldier's daughter, and first female bank president. molly: " welcome to the southern weekend, we're here with ben anderson, he's the park ranger the national park service here in richmond, virginia. and we're going to talk about a house that's been preserved in jackson ward and it was the home of maggie walker, a hero of the modern era- right?" ben: " absolutely. maggie walker was an african american woman born here in richmond in 1864. her mother, elizabeth, had been a former slave, working at the home of a union soldier. she will rise to national prominence around the turn of the 20th century. and would really become famous for starting businesses through the order. most famously a bank in 1903- that will make her the first african american female bank president in the world." molly: " tell me a little bit last 30 years of her life. and one of the fascinating aspect of the house's history is the fact that her famil