A foot of snow at Greenbrier
The correspondent reported 12 inches on the ground, drifting in a north wind, with snow still falling at 7:30 a.m.
Nashville Banner · Mar. 18, 1892Greenbrier in print, from an 1871 distillery shipment to the 2004 state-title run. Every displayed image is the strongest copy found in this packet: article and photograph retained, yellow highlighting removed, unrelated material trimmed, and the publication date carried into the caption.
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The correspondent reported 12 inches on the ground, drifting in a north wind, with snow still falling at 7:30 a.m.
Nashville Banner · Mar. 18, 1892
One of the earliest surviving Greenbrier baseball results.
The Daily American · Sept. 3, 1893
A short item records the newly organized Greenbrier baseball club.
The Daily American · Aug. 4, 1893
A second 1893 entry in the early Greenbrier–Springfield baseball series.
The Daily American · Sept. 7, 1893
The club formerly known as the Nelsons appears under a new name.
The Daily American · Sept. 6, 1893
A Nashville club report records another early Greenbrier nine.
Nashville Banner · June 4, 1894
A Cumberland Park race listing preserves the Greenbrier name in the 1894 sporting record.
Nashville Banner · June 4, 1894
A spring racing advertisement lists the Greenbrier Stake among the meeting’s events.
The Nashville American · Mar. 24, 1895
A brief town dispatch marks the close of the college term and faculty plans for the next year.
Nashville Banner · June 10, 1899
The Robertson County institute met at Greenbrier with strong attendance.
The Tennessean · Nov. 25, 1900
The bank moved into its own building, including a vault.
The Tennessean · Aug. 16, 1905
The election report also names the new board of aldermen.
Nashville Banner · Oct. 1, 1906
An early Robertson–Davidson county baseball matchup enters the record.
Nashville Banner · June 1, 1907
Greenbrier appears in the regional amateur baseball roundup.
The Nashville American · Aug. 27, 1907
The visiting clubs play a two-run game in Goodlettsville.
Nashville Banner · Apr. 27, 1908
A brief result from the 1909 amateur season.
The Nashville American · May 10, 1909
Greenbrier wins 10–7 and 8–1; Milliken throws a no-hitter and Zachary allows one scratch hit in five innings.
Nashville Banner · July 15, 1909
Greenbrier is included in the paper’s amateur roundup.
The Nashville American · July 24, 1909
Sarah Katherine Joyner’s letter preserves a small piece of everyday Greenbrier life.
Nashville Banner · Dec. 15, 1909
Greenbrier wins 6–4 in an extra-inning county matchup.
Nashville Banner · Aug. 5, 1910
The Nashville club defeats Greenbrier 8–7 after twelve innings.
Nashville Tennessean and American · Aug. 15, 1911
A two-run Greenbrier victory from the 1912 season.
Nashville Banner · July 20, 1912
More than 700 people gathered before the train passed through, prompting a sharply worded local report.
Nashville Banner · May 26, 1913
The second game ends 14–1 as Greenbrier reports nine games with one loss.
Nashville Banner · July 6, 1914
A county baseball meeting in the summer of 1914.
Nashville Banner · July 15, 1914
Crawford hits his twelfth home run in seventeen games.
The Tennessean · Sept. 8, 1914
The earliest basketball result in this packet.
Nashville Banner · Nov. 24, 1914
A high-scoring Sunday baseball report.
Nashville Tennessean and American · June 20, 1915
Manager Eli Crockett advertises for an opponent.
Nashville Tennessean and American · June 28, 1915
Greenbrier prepares to play Goodlettsville during the holiday gathering.
Nashville Banner · July 2, 1915
The report also describes a partly enclosed Greenbrier park with covered seating.
Nashville Banner · July 20, 1915
Manager J. F. Fisher reports a 9–0 forfeit after the Nashville Preps fail to appear.
Nashville Tennessean and American · Aug. 16, 1915
The Nashville club wins 7–4 and 4–2.
Nashville Banner · Aug. 30, 1915
Greenbrier appears in an early high-school basketball roundup.
Nashville Banner · Jan. 7, 1916
A short preview of the school basketball matchup.
Nashville Tennessean and American · Jan. 7, 1916
Greenbrier’s early program appears in the weekly roundup.
Nashville Banner · Jan. 14, 1916
Fisher receives praise in the game report.
The Tennessean · Feb. 1, 1916
John Fisher pitches and Suter leads the hitting.
The Tennessean · June 11, 1916
A request for opponents from the 1916 club.
Nashville Tennessean and American · June 6, 1916
The Nashville team’s notice helps document its series with Greenbrier.
Nashville Tennessean and American · June 20, 1916
The All-Stars win 9–8 before Greenbrier answers 11–4.
Nashville Banner · July 6, 1916
A short result from the busy 1916 baseball summer.
The Tennessean · July 9, 1916
A second July result from the local nine.
The Tennessean · July 17, 1916
A Nashville park preview for the Greenbrier club.
The Tennessean · July 19, 1916
The Boys’ Club wins 4–1 as Lefty Ellington strikes out sixteen.
Nashville Banner · July 22, 1916
A lopsided interstate baseball result.
Nashville Tennessean and American · July 31, 1916
A Nashville club closes this run of 1916 results.
Nashville Tennessean and American · Aug. 7, 1916
An early girls’ basketball result from Greenbrier.
Nashville Banner · Feb. 24, 1917
The depot was nearing completion on the old site without blocking College Street.
Nashville Tennessean and American · Dec. 8, 1917
A cleanly played school basketball game from 1919.
Nashville Banner · Mar. 19, 1919
The clubs divide two games, 3–4 and 7–5.
Nashville Banner · July 5, 1919
Greenbrier collects fourteen hits against former Kitty Leaguer Wooten.
Nashville Banner · July 31, 1922
Fisher scores seven field goals.
Nashville Banner · Jan. 16, 1922
A return game from the 1922 school season.
Nashville Banner · Jan. 22, 1922
A two-point Greenbrier win.
Nashville Banner · Feb. 28, 1922
A holiday-week basketball result.
The Tennessean · Dec. 30, 1922
Greenbrier controls the school matchup.
The Tennessean · Jan. 15, 1923
The report describes a packed auditorium and names Principal G. L. Harris and Vice Principal M. L. Jones.
Nashville Banner · Sept. 4, 1923
A school basketball result from January 1924.
Nashville Banner · Jan. 24, 1924
A rare non-football sporting notice from the early 1930s.
The Tennessean · Nov. 6, 1932
Robert Love is singled out for Greenbrier in the junior-high football report.
The Tennessean · Oct. 18, 1942
The statewide rating column includes Greenbrier among Tennessee teams.
Johnson City Press · Oct. 24, 1947
A report describes the Greenbrier Distillery’s illustrated calendar.
The Tennessean · Dec. 28, 1901
The lodge begins with a charter list of thirty-seven.
The Tennessean · June 20, 1903
A period advertisement for Greenbrier Sour Mash.
Nashville newspaper advertisement · Date not visible
The Greenbrier dispatch reports dry fields, pastures and wells after weeks without sufficient rain.
Nashville Banner · Aug. 26, 1904
A second paper’s account of the Greenbrier–All-Stars series.
Nashville Banner · June 18, 1916
A short baseball result from the fall of 1919.
Nashville Banner · Oct. 5, 1919
An early school basketball result with the score partly obscured in the surviving clipping.
Nashville Banner · Dec. 10, 1921
The earliest clipping in the packet records a shipment from Green Brier Distillery.
Nashville Banner · Jan. 18, 1871
A period advertisement names Springbrook and Green Brier distilleries.
Nashville Banner · Sept. 29, 1871
A clean copy of the whiskey advertisement; the handwritten note beneath it was excluded.
Nashville newspaper advertisement · Date not visible9 cleaned clipping images
Freshman Chad Choate of Greenbrier is listed among the candidates at right tackle.
The Tennessean · Sept. 8, 1948
The game appears in a statewide Friday-night preview.
The Tennessean · Sept. 30, 1948
A United Press survey includes the Bobcats before the Goodlettsville game.
Johnson City Press · Sept. 30, 1948
The eleven-game preview identifies Greenbrier as newly returned to formal gridiron play.
Nashville Banner · Oct. 1, 1948
The report says Greenbrier was playing its first formal football season in more than a decade.
Nashville Banner · Oct. 2, 1948
Houlgate’s list shows the Bobcats at 1–1 after Cedar Hill and Goodlettsville.
Nashville Banner · Oct. 6, 1948
A second contemporary ranking records the returning program.
Johnson City Press · Oct. 7, 1948
The Bobcats appear in The Tennessean’s statewide list.
The Tennessean · Oct. 27, 1948
Bill Justice scores sixteen for Greenbrier’s independent team.
The Tennessean · Jan. 2, 19483 cleaned clipping images
The cleaner first half replaces a weaker scan in the 1984 season archive.
The Tennessean · Aug. 1984
Buddy Corlew discusses the opener, jamboree and improving running backs.
The Tennessean · Aug. 1984
The volleyball roundup places Greenbrier opposite host Springfield.
The Tennessean · Oct. 16, 198613 cleaned clipping images
Chuck Morris profiles Derrick Lucas on and off the field, with Chris Jones and Jamie Poole describing their teammate.
The Tennessean · Sept. 1, 1993
Goodpasture’s Dana Yates is guarded by Greenbrier’s Katie Reasoner in a 56–47 Lady Bobcat win.
The Tennessean · Dec. 16, 1998
Brittney Lanaus scores thirteen, Kara Hodge twelve and Amy Johnson eleven.
The Tennessean · Dec. 16, 1998
A full county-rivalry game story from the 1993 season.
The Tennessean · Sept. 25, 1993
Greenbrier defeats Montgomery Central 19–6.
The Leaf-Chronicle · Sept. 16, 1995
Derrick Lucas and coach Steve Sorrells celebrate the Class 3A Mr. Football award.
The Tennessean · Dec. 6, 1994
Steve Sorrells steps down after eight seasons as head coach.
The Tennessean · May 24, 1996
A contemporary roster and outlook for Steve Sorrells’ Bobcats.
The Tennessean · Aug. 27, 1992
The Bobcats open the season with a win at Montgomery Central.
The Leaf-Chronicle · Sept. 4, 1993
The fuller of two copies of the 1994 region preview.
The Tennessean · Sept. 29, 1994
Jim Wyatt’s feature connects Derrick Lucas and Spring Hill’s Lenny Chiddister through their experience as deaf football players.
The Tennessean · Aug. 22, 1995
A 1992 ranking item places the Bobcats in the regional conversation.
The Tennessean · Sept. 9, 1992
A 1993 regional-final baseball result.
The Tennessean · May 20, 199341 cleaned clipping images
A stadium-safety review identifies concerns at Greenbrier and two other playoff sites.
The Tennessean · Nov. 6, 2003
The continuation details Greenbrier’s visitor-side bleachers and the school’s response.
The Tennessean · Nov. 6, 2003
A regional preview places Greenbrier in the 2003 Class 3A field.
The Tennessean · Aug. 21, 2003
Roger Herndon runs for 162 yards and three scores against Creek Wood.
The Tennessean · Sept. 20, 2003
The weekly statistical list records Greenbrier’s standout rushing night.
The Tennessean · Sept. 20, 2003
Greenbrier stops the final play with eight-tenths of a second remaining.
The Tennessean · Oct. 11, 2003
A regional notebook sets up Greenbrier’s 2003 meeting with Page.
The Tennessean · Oct. 16, 2003
A game photograph shows Hunter Norton against the Page defense.
The Tennessean · Oct. 18, 2003
Clint Russell’s late touchdown seals a 36–27 win at Marshall County.
The Tennessean · Oct. 25, 2003
The Bobcats avenge the prior season’s playoff loss with a shutout.
The Tennessean · Nov. 8, 2003
The Bobcats beat Sycamore 23–22 in the second round of the Class 3A playoffs.
Robertson County Times · Nov. 15, 2003
A late-season poll records the Bobcats’ place among the area’s best teams.
The Tennessean · Nov. 2003
The Class 3A matchup is framed before Greenbrier’s first state-semifinal appearance.
The Tennessean · Nov. 27, 2003
The semifinal story and photograph close Greenbrier’s 2003 playoff run.
The Tennessean · Nov. 29, 2003
A statewide preview sets the field for Greenbrier’s state-title season.
The Tennessean · Aug. 19, 2004
Greenbrier and David Lipscomb open with both clubs picked atop their regions.
The Tennessean · Aug. 27, 2004
Roger Herndon is included in a feature on the Midstate’s leading backs.
The Tennessean · Sept. 7, 2004
A companion page tracks the state’s leading award candidates.
The Tennessean · Sept. 7, 2004
The rushing leaders list credits Herndon with 208 yards and four touchdowns.
The Tennessean · Sept. 11, 2004
The unbeaten Bobcats appear in the weekly poll.
The Tennessean · Sept. 13, 2004
The poll follows Greenbrier’s continued rise.
The Tennessean · Sept. 20, 2004
Roger Herndon runs for 271 yards and five first-half touchdowns.
The Tennessean · Oct. 2, 2004
The matchup card lists the players and stakes in the Region 5-3A showdown.
The Tennessean · Oct. 13, 2004
A second preview frames Page’s trip to Greenbrier.
The Tennessean · Oct. 14, 2004
The No. 3 Bobcats take control of Region 5-3A.
The Tennessean · Oct. 16, 2004
A statewide table records Greenbrier’s senior back among the top scorers.
The Tennessean · Oct. 26, 2004
The Associated Press poll records the Bobcats’ place late in the regular season.
Johnson City Press · Oct. 26, 2004
Herndon scores three times as the Bobcats complete a perfect Region 5-3A season.
The Tennessean · Oct. 30, 2004
The senior’s 144 points appear in the weekly statistical leaders.
The Tennessean · Nov. 2, 2004
The team photograph names the Lady Cats and notes Kayla Arnold as MVP.
The Tennessean · Nov. 10, 2004
A short preview warns that the rematch will test top-seeded Greenbrier.
The Tennessean · Nov. 11, 2004
The playoff capsule compares the first meeting and the path to a Greenbrier win.
The Tennessean · Nov. 2004
The Bobcats blank Marshall County in the final home game for twenty-three seniors.
The Tennessean · Nov. 13, 2004
A second report records the playoff shutout.
The Tennessean · Nov. 13, 2004
The bracket shows Greenbrier’s route through the 2004 postseason.
The Tennessean · Nov. 2004
The poll follows the Marshall County playoff win.
The Tennessean · Nov. 15, 2004
A quarterfinal preview calls Greenbrier the stronger Class 3A team entering the road trip.
Community News · Nov. 19, 2004
A one-point semifinal victory sends the Bobcats to the Class 3A championship game.
The Tennessean · Nov. 27, 2004
The feature includes the message Greenbrier carried into its semifinal week.
The Tennessean · Nov. 27, 2004
The state finalist appears in the area’s championship-week ranking.
The Tennessean · Nov. 29, 2004
A championship-week front-page teaser points readers to the full feature already kept in the 2004 archive.
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