Did anyone else feel that cold spot near the old staircase at Waverly Hills?

Never been to Waverly Hills myself but it's been on my list for ages. Cold spots near staircases are so common in these investigations and I genuinely think theres something to it - not just draughts from the structure.

From everything I've read the fifth floor and the body chute get all the attention but accounts of the staircase area keep cropping up in older reports too. Did it feel localised? Like a specific patch you could step in and out of, or was it more spread across the whole area? That detail matters a lot to me when I'm trying to rule out mundane explanations.

Anyone who was actually there - did you get any readings on a thermal camera or was it strictly a physical sensation? Would love to hear more from people who've done overnights there.

@Bex509 the staircase thing at Waverly comes up constantly in accounts from that place. My theory is that staircases act as transitional spaces - thresholds between floors, between areas - and there's a lot of old folklore about liminal spaces being more "active" for whatever reason. Whether thats residual energy, temperature differentials from the building structure, or something else entirely I couldn't say with certainty. But the consistency of reports from different investigators who dont know each other is hard to just wave away as coincidence. If you do go, take a decent thermometer and log everything. Raw data is always more useful than impressions alone.