When the Lights Go Down: Percy & the Lady in White

Today on Tennessee Tales Tuseday, the Center for the Arts in downtown Murfreesboro is a vibrant hub of theater, music, and community creativity—but beneath its stage lights and behind its walls lies over two centuries of layered, eerie history. Long before actors took the stage, the 110 West College Street property served as a Civil War-era carpentry shop that built coffins during the bloody Battle of Stones River, an undertaking parlor, a burned livery stable, an Italianate 1909 federal post office riddled with secret catwalks and observation peepholes, and later the Linebaugh Public Library. Today, staff and paranormal investigators frequently report an active ensemble of spirits: a tech-tampering trickster ghost named Percy, phantom footsteps pacing the attic, disembodied children's voices echoing from the basement, vanished costumes, and a mysterious Lady in White who once whispered a chilling plea to staff after hours: "Help them." Host Allen Sircy pulls back the curtain on the historical tragedies, architectural secrets, and persistent hauntings that make Murfreesboro's Center for the Arts one of Middle Tennessee's most multifaceted haunted landmarks.

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