Today on the Grave Talks, Inside Ohio's haunted Prospect Place Estate, a conversation with Amy

Green of the G.W. Adams Educational Center.

In rural Trinway, Ohio, sits the stately Prospect Place estate, a 29-room mansion built in 1856 by abolitionist George Willison Adams.

While originally constructed as a symbol of freedom and progress, today Prospect Place stands as one of Ohio's most haunted locations.

Amy Green of the G.W. Adams Educational Center shares the fascinating and chilling history of the

estate, from its role in the Underground Railroad to the whispers of lingering spirits.

Visitors report everything from shadow figures,

disembodied voices, and ghostly laughter, to the lingering scent of cigar smoke from the parlor

where George Adams himself is still said to roam. Could the ghost of a bounty hunter still

haunt the barn? And who is the little girl seen wandering the

servants quarters whether you come for the history or the haunts one thing's for sure

prospect place estate leaves a lasting impression on the living and the dead and i want to say thank you amy very much for taking the time to talk to me tonight.

Now, you're with the G.W. Adams Educational Center.

Now, this is also known as the historic Prospect Place estate?

Yes, it is.

Okay.

It was actually built in 1856 and christened Prospect Place.

Now, you are the treasure there. You also host the historic tours. You also help let people in to do

paranormal investigations. It kind of sounds like whatever needs to be done, you're willing to step in and

help out. Absolutely. It's been kind of sounds like whatever needs to be done, you're willing to step in and help out.

Absolutely. It's been kind of a passion for me for, oh, golly, over 35 years. You know,

I've learned as much as I can about it, and it's just a love affair, if you will.

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