Did anyone else feel that cold spot near the back staircase at the Lemp Mansion?

Yeah I felt it, hard to miss honestly. I was near the bottom of those stairs and it dropped noticeably colder than the rest of the room, not just a draft either, it felt more like a wall of cold air just sitting there. No windows nearby, no obvious source.

The Lemp history is so heavy that I wonder sometimes how much of what we feel there is genuine phenomena versus just our brains filling in the blanks because we know what happened in that building. But then again the cold spot was measurable, I had a basic thermometer on me and picked up a 4-5 degree difference over maybe a metre of space.

Did anyone actually get anything on camera or audio near that staircase? I've seen a few Lemp videos online but nothing that focuses on that specific spot. Curious whether its consistent across different visits or if it comes and goes.

@SortOfHarbinger the "wall of cold" sensation is genuinely interesting from a physics standpoint because thermal boundaries that sharp don't really occur naturally in enclosed spaces without an active airflow source. I've never been to the Lemp myself but I've read quite a bit about how some researchers think cold spots correlate with localised electromagnetic anomalies rather than just temperature drops. Did you have anything on you to measure it - even a basic thermometer app on your mobile would've given you something to work with. Next time bring a cheap infrared thermometer, you can get them for about a tenner on Amazon, and map out exactly where the boundary sits. Documenting the precise dimensions of the cold zone is way more useful than just "it felt cold" when you're trying to build any kind of case for what's actually happening there.