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Removing Windows for Restoration (HA1017)


Bob checks in with Sam Daniel to see how work is coming on the Carriage House, as a crew is hard at work removing flaking paint from masonry garden walls. Ryley is on hand to help remove on of the windows that will be restored. Finally, Bob continues his historic house tour with a look at Wickham House, a high-style museum designed by Alexander Parris, the architect of the Governor's Mansion.

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Restoring the Guest Cottage

Bob checks progress in the basement and attic of the governor's mansion before going on to the guest cottage where he meets Luis Knuckles and Mike Wescott to review the ...
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Tour of the Wickham House

Bob continues his historic house tour with a look at Wickham House, a high-style museum designed by Alexander Parris, the architect of the Virginia governor's mansion.
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Window Sash Restoration

Ryley works with contractor Fred Ecker to restore an old window sash. The pulley system is carefully removed and secured. The window panes are then taken out and evaluated.
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