
This Old House
The crew assesses the condition of Weatherbee Farm and discusses restoration plans.

The crew assesses the condition of Weatherbee Farm and discusses restoration plans.

This crew tackles the restoration of a 200-year-old rambling farmhouse.

Clearing giant rocks with dynamite; a look at a pre-manufactured house.

Meeting with the architect; landscape architect and surveyor to go over wish lists.

An energy-efficient solar home to be built from scratch in Brookline, Mass.

Updates on all the homes featured since 1979.

A final tour of the fully decorated home.

Installing carpeting; recommendations for the wine cellar; stereo speakers; outdoor lighting.

Storm door; quirky objects; choosing garden tools.

Corroded copper pipes; how to replace worn-out weather stripping around a kitchen door.

The asbestos removal crew begins to strip the house of shingles; the Gallants discuss the estimate.

Dean and Lauren Gallant's 1907 Shingle-style Victorian home; checking for asbestos.

Norm replaces a window; Steve sees that the pine floors have been sanded and refinished.

Norm talks about the concrete pour meant to strengthen faulty arches in the porch section.

Norm Abram shows the details of the new space, including the staircase leading up to the flat.

Visit an ancient stone circle; Richard Trethewey explains the heating systems.

New windows arrive, the crew discusses structural design; looking for old columns.

Steve Thomas visits the Tower of London and meets a Beefeater; Norm Abram visits a woodworking shop.

The crew inspects new beam work; Richard Trethewey reviews 2,000-year-old Roman plumbing.

The roof is off at the flat, and bricklayers are extending the mansard sides.