[The Nashville Tennessean Bullpen]
Creation: 1970
The Nashville Tennessean editor John Seigenthaler (1927-2014) and reporters Frank Sutherland (1945- ) and Wendell “Sonny” Rawls (1941- ) stand in the reporter’s bullpen of the newspaper. Journalism in the 20th century went through tremendous changes as the ability to report on events kept pace with advancing technologies. Radio, television, the internet and now twitter and Instagram have pushed the boundaries of traditional journalism to new levels. With evermore outlets for news, well-crafted and compelling stories are still the hallmark of the journalist.
Title
[The Nashville Tennessean Bullpen]
Date
Creation: 1970
Subject
Description
The Nashville Tennessean editor John Seigenthaler (1927-2014) and reporters Frank Sutherland (1945- ) and Wendell “Sonny” Rawls (1941- ) stand in the reporter’s bullpen of the newspaper. Journalism in the 20th century went through tremendous changes as the ability to report on events kept pace with advancing technologies. Radio, television, the internet and now twitter and Instagram have pushed the boundaries of traditional journalism to new levels. With evermore outlets for news, well-crafted and compelling stories are still the hallmark of the journalist.
Rights
Copyright; licensed to Vanderbilt University courtesy of The Tennessean
Format
Black-and-white photographs
Source
MSS0588, James D. Squires Papers, Box 2
Collection
Citation
“[The Nashville Tennessean Bullpen],” Gallery, accessed August 9, 2026, https://gallery.library.vanderbilt.edu/items/show/965.
