1909–1937
Tennessee; St. Louis, Missouri; Birmingham, Alabama
The sequence shows that continuity could be maintained through a brand and firm operating across jurisdictions even while the original production site was legally inactive.
Use as a named case study, not as evidence that every Tennessee distillery followed the same path. Keep site, ownership, stock, recipe, personnel, and trademark continuity distinct.
Tennessee's 1909 manufacture ban displaced Jack Daniel distilling operations to St. Louis and Birmingham. The state ban outlasted national Prohibition; distilling resumed in Lynchburg after Tennessee repealed the ban in 1937.
Reading this period
This record covers the 1909–1937 period, not an uninterrupted operation at one site. Keep the Tennessee production site, the company, and production in other states distinct.
Timeline Date uses January 1, 1909 and December 31, 1937 as sorting boundaries for the year range; these are not claimed exact event dates.