The Legend of the Westmoreland White Thing

Today on Tennessee Tales Tuesday, we are going down the winding backroads of Sumner County, to explore one of the region’s most chilling cryptid legends: the Westmoreland White Thing. Traced back to a catastrophic 1940s circus train derailment along the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, this ghostly, razor-clawed creature supposedly escaped its cage and vanished into the dense forests and limestone cave systems bordering Kentucky. From mutilated livestock and unsettling mimicry of a crying infant to an ear-splitting, unnatural scream that still freezes locals in their tracks, we peel back decades of mountain folklore, family warnings, and eyewitness encounters to uncover what might still be lurking just beyond the tree line.

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