Tiffany Carter
Founder & Board President
Tiffany Carter is a Georgetown-based nonprofit leader, branding strategist, and preservation advocate. She founded the Page House Legacy Group and serves on the board of Preservation Georgetown. With a strong background in digital marketing and volunteer leadership, Tiffany is passionate about connecting community, history, and storytelling through meaningful preservation work.
Charles Carter
Co Founder & Vice President
With over 30 years of experience in construction and renovation, Charles brings practical expertise to the Page House Legacy Group. As Co-Founder and Vice President, he has played an active role in the care of the Page House and helps guide its future preservation and restoration.
Sharon Whitaker
Board Secretary
Sharon Whitaker is a trailblazer in business and preservation. After a groundbreaking 30-year career in the automotive industry, she returned to Texas and turned her focus to historic preservation. She serves on the Round Rock Historic Preservation Commission and boards including the Texas Brazos Trail and Authentic Texas magazine, bringing strong leadership to the Page–Decrow–Weir House.
Scott Muller
Treasurer
Scott C. Muller is an environmental executive and advisor with 30+ years of global experience in air quality, HSE, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate leadership. He co-founded and led Sage Environmental Consulting from startup to $50M+ in revenue, advised on $5B+ in international acquisitions, and has led complex environmental, regulatory, and real estate development initiatives worldwide.
Kayla Carter
Creative Director
Kayla brings a fresh, next-generation perspective to the Page–Decrow–Weir House. A talented designer and emerging entrepreneur, she contributes to branding, marketing, and creative strategy. Kayla’s passion for community and heritage shines through her work, helping ensure the Page House connects with future generations through innovation and design.
The Page–Decrow–Weir House is more than a beautiful Victorian on a hill—it is a tangible piece of Georgetown’s history. Built in 1903 by Captain J.M. Page and later home to the Decrow and Weir families, its story is intertwined with generations of people who helped shape Georgetown and the surrounding community. Preser
We’d love to connect with those who share our passion for preserving the Page–Decrow–Weir House and its remarkable history. Whether you’re interested in following the preservation effort, supporting our mission, or sharing a connection to the house, we’d love to hear from you.
