The Last Wiffle Ball Factory: Why This Secretive Family Refuses to Leave a Tiny Connecticut Town
Every American child of the last seventy years has held one, but almost nobody knows where it actually comes from. While giant toy corporations packed up and fled for Asia, the family behind the iconic Wiffle Ball refused to leave their tiny Connecticut town. Discover how one tiny family business held the line for three generations, and what their defiance says about the rest of American industry. #wiffleball #shelton #connecticut #americanmanufacturing #Americanindustrialdecline #IndustrialAmericahistory #americanfactory #businessdocumentary #madeinamerica
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