MEET THE STAFF OF THE G. W. ADAMS CENTER:

Randy Mullinnex, CEO

Randy is the current CEO of the G W Adams Educational Center.  He is a lifelong resident of the Dresden area and has been dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Prospect Place for many years.  He has donated large amounts of volunteer labour to the effort and is a knowledgeable and seasoned ghost investigator as well.  

Kay Agin, Treasurer

Kay is a local businesswoman and co-owns the local hardware store with her husband, Tim.  They are both extremely adept at the art of repairing and restoring historic homes.   

Garnet McMahon, Secretary

Garnet is a long time devotee of the mansion and serves in the capacity of Secretary of the Board of Directors. 

George J. Adams

George is the business manager and co-founder of the G. W. Adams Educational Centre.  He and his late partner, Felix Spector, started the restoration of the estate with their own funds in 2001.  George and Felix came to Prospect Place from Philadelphia, PA, in order to restore the estate as a private business venture.  After the 911 disaster investors backed down and George and Felix worked to restore the estate the as best as possible with the funds at hand in the hope of attracting other investors.  Unfortunately, in 2003, Felix was diagnosed with a terminal illness thus George and Felix decided to found a charity organization to take over the project in the event Felix should deteriorate.  Felix decline did continue exacerbated by a broken hip in 2006.   A year beforehand Felix and George had donated the property to the G. W. Adams Educational Centre which had recently achieved it's 501 (C)(3) status.  Felix sadly passed away on 5 December 2007.  George remained at the estate until recently.  He has decided to move on with his life and now works in a nearby city for a major telecommunications company where his computer science knowledge is being put to use.  He continues to volunteer his time to the Centre as business manager as well.  George is the great-great-grandson of G. W. Adams, builder of Prospect Place.      

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