Wasn't on the tour myself - Devon's a fair stretch from Louisville - but I've followed Waverly Hills closely for years and the pattern of reports from that site is genuinely interesting from a remote viewing standpoint.
The fourth floor and the body chute consistently produce the strongest responses from visitors, and not just the dramatic theatrical stuff. It's the subtle things that catch my attention: unexplained pressure changes, that odd metallic taste people describe, time distortion. Classic indicators of something worth taking seriously rather than the usual fog machine nonsense some of these commercial tours lean on.
What specifically did you feel? I'd want to know:
Location in the building - was it near the roof, the chute, or one of the TB wards?, Time of night - early evening experiences tend to differ markedly from post-midnight ones, Did anyone in your group have a camera running? Even a basic Sony mirrorless captures anomalies the eye misses
I've been doing paranormal photography since the late eighties and the sites that produce consistent atmospheric responses across multiple unconnected visitors are the ones worth documenting properly, not just sensationalising.
Waverly absolutely falls into that category. Would love to see any photographs or notes from the group if people are willing to share them here.