
Description
Clint travels throughout the United States to find some of the best unique historic renovations.

Clint travels throughout the United States to find some of the best unique historic renovations.
An early 1800s timber-framed barn, part of a rare still-intact early Ohio homestead, is taken down and rebuilt as a timber-framed guest house.
The historic Sandusky State Theater in Ohio gets restored to its former glory after a massive Lake Erie storm destroyed a significant portion of its building and stage.
Clint visits Akron, Ohio, to help restore an 1884 mansion built during the heyday of the city's industrial might, exploring other structures and the history of the city in the process.
A small house built in 1871 by a formerly enslaved family, known commonly in the area as Freedman's Cottage, is restored as a single-family home in Charleston, South Carolina.
A cottage built in 1871 by a formerly enslaved family is restored as a historic home in Charleston, South Carolina.
Four historic wagons used as living quarters by sheepherders in the 19th and early 20th centuries are rescued from a junkyard and carefully restored as cozy overnight camping stays on a 200-acre ranch in the rugged Montana landscape.
A timber-framed barn on the verge of collapse in upstate New York is carefully deconstructed, shipped to Texas, and rebuilt as a glass and leather studio in a crafts village just outside Waco.
A timber-framed Ohio barn from the 19th century is dismantled and rebuilt as a home addition in the small town of Shelby, Ohio.
A corn crib from the 1800s slated for the wrecking ball is saved and rebuilt as a charming and rustic timber-framed house just outside of Hamilton, Ohio.
A massive 19th century timber framed Ohio barn is taken down and rebuilt outside of Houston, Texas, as a one-of-a-kind wedding venue.
A 1906 timber-framed blacksmith barn from Spoke Hollow, Vt., is taken down and rebuilt as a blacksmith barn in the small town of Middletown Springs.
An 1840s German bank barn from Ohio is carefully taken down and rebuilt halfway across the country in Washington State as a rustic and scenic hang out spot on a beautiful piece of property.
Three abandoned grain silos from the windswept plains of South Dakota are disassembled and rebuilt as rustic and charming guest cottages on a 200-acre ranch in the picturesque landscape of Greycliff, Montana.
Following a devastating fire, a community rebuilds a beloved café from the ashes, using a team of craftsmen, artisans and a pre-Civil War era Maryland barn as its timber-framed heart and soul.