S2 E4: Thistle Hill
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Brent and Richard explore Thistle Hill, a historic house from 1904, highlighting its Victorian, Arts and Crafts, and Georgian Revival architectural styles. They discuss construction techniques, including the impressive beam ceiling and intricate details like fireplaces and paneling. A restoration story about a pool table emphasizes the importance of historical preservation. They also examine various wood types and reflect on the craftsmanship of the past, encouraging viewers to learn from these techniques.
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