Thistle Hill, a historic mansion in Fort Worth, has undergone a significant restoration. The project highlights the mansion's connection to the Winfield Scott Mansion and details the challenges faced, particularly with the roof and original windows. The restoration process emphasizes historical accuracy in materials, including iron work and brick piers. Future plans for adaptive reuse and ongoing preservation efforts are also discussed, showcasing the importance of this project for the community.
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