Kentucky Area Paranormal Society

[Phantom]

The floors are quite a bit different as to their room layouts. The top floors have larger rooms, if I recall correctly, and the lower ones were smaller. Also, there's the morgue, etc. that I'm not quite sure where they're located. It may be sufficient enough to divide the teams up according to floors, and also the death tunnel. I think that might be the most expeditious way to set everybody up at each stage of the investigation. We are looking at approximately 40 people, so if we place 30 or so inside the building, then 5 - 10 inside the death tunnel, then we can keep folks separated pretty well. Then, after a pre-determined time, we'll rotate the groups so that they can investigate ALL of the Waverly.

[DPS_Stew]

That sounds like a good plan.

[Phantom]

Here's the link to a GREAT set of floor plans for Waverly. Major thanks to Stew and the Dupage folks for digging these up!!

http://www.kentuckyareaparanormalsociet ... lyfloormap[1].pdf

[Kevin_DPS]

Yeah way to go STEW!!!!!

[YerLizard]

Perfect, just what I was looking for! Thank You!

[Kevin_DPS]

Now i'm wondering, if somebody that knows a little better than us could go into that floor plan and highlight in an obvious color where the major activity areas are so we know what exactly we're trying to cover.

[Phantom]

Actually, that part is pretty simple. If you are looking directly at the front of the building, the majority of reported "shadow people" sightings occur in the hallway to the right on the 4th floor. On the third floor at the end of the hallway to the right was where we spotted the full-bodied apparition, just before you get to the outside atrium. The entire first floor is an EVP heaven, and some of the darkest regions in the building. But, generally, there is activity all over the place. The fifth floor where you see room 502 is the place where the nurse supposedly hanged herself, and is a hotspot.

[DPS_Stew]

Yeah way to go STEW!!!!!

Hey...I am not taking credit. I said that it was a team effort. Mostly Vinny and Kevin.

[JeremyW]

OK THAT IS GREAT guys... exactly what we needed... I'll see how well i can work this info into my map, but this may be all we need anyway.

[Phantom]

Thanks Jeremy. I think with what all of us have collectively, we can at least do the staging we need to do.

[Guest]

good job lads thanks

[vinny]

http://www.tejadadesign.com/waverly/waverlyfloormap.pdf.zip we got this from some of our friends... 8) i hope this helps

sorry i though i was longed in but i guess not....this is from me... http://www.tejadadesign.com/waverly/wav ... ap.pdf.zip

Vinny from DPS

[DPS_Stew]

[Jamky]

Hey all, I used to give tours and did security at Waverly.
I also have what is likely the most extensive collection of Waverly history.
With that said, here are some places I'd recomend, and why.
5th floor East wing - This was the surgery/recovery wing (marked on the map. This area goes from the double doors in the hallway right near room 423 (the glowing room) all the way to the operating room. But is not strictly confined to just this area. The large room across the hall from the O.R. was (to my knowledge) the main recovery room for immediately after the operation. I do have multiple death certs that show that the patient died soon after surgery.
Many "shadow figures" can easily be attributed to optical illusion, but maybe not all of them.

Another area:
The 3rd floor, for at least part of the time this area housed the far advanced cases as stated in Dr. Stewart's autobiography.
" I was assigned to the third floor where I had 106 beds, most of them full at all times. We had alot of deaths then, mostly soldiers who were coming back from the war in about 1946 and 1947. They were so far advanced that some of them didn't live more than a week after arriving at Waverly."
Add to this that Dr Stewart signed many death certificates durring this time frame in which the cause of death was Far Advanced Pulmonary Tuberculosis.

[DPS_Tim]

Jamky, those are great pointers. Thank you!