The show opens at Wormsloe Plantation, ruins of a 1736 dwelling on the banks of the Inland Passage and the earliest remnant of those colonial times in Savannah. Back at the project house, a new water main is going in on Gordon Street. Inside the new historically accurate (true-divided-light, single-thickness glass) windows have arrived, and project manager Mark Fitzpatrick applies brick-mold trim to one and installs it. The high-velocity air-conditioning ducting and air-handlers are now on site. Viewers then tour the Green-Meldrim house to see its many methods of keeping cool in the days before electricity. Atop the Flemings' house, a new terne metal roof and a fluid-applied acrylic and polyester mesh roof, new and old. A pull-down attic stair is installed, while out back masons reuse local ""Savannah Grey"" bricks from the original structure to build up a veneer on the new addition. | ||
| Title | : | This Old House |
| First Air Date | : | Jan 01, 1979 |
| Last Air Date | : | Apr 11, 2024 |
| Number of Episodes | : | 1161 |
| Number of Seasons | : | 45 |
| Genres | : | Documentary |
| Networks | : | PBS |
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| Alternative Titles | : | This Old House Hour |
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