S17·E3 The Salem House - 3
Synopsis
We visit the island of Nantucket, where architect Ann Beha's firm is expanding and renovated the historic Atheneum, the town library. She agrees to help out in Salem. In Salem, the crew erects aluminum pump jack staging - a safe and efficient system, especially when many trades will be working on the exterior. We tour a couple of paint jobs with painting contractor Mike McManus and asks him to squeeze our house into his schedule.The guys finish reglazing the old window sash, using old-fashioned mouth-blown restoration glass. In the basement, Richard Trethewey points out an inefficient electric water heater that currently handles both sides of the house, and an oil heater that could use some tuning up. Our master carpenter points out ""cooked,"" degraded old clapboards on the upper third of the building and recommends replacing them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 17 Episode 3 of This Old House air?
Season 17, Episode 3 ('The Salem House - 3') originally aired on October 14, 1995.
How long is Season 17 Episode 3 ('The Salem House - 3')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.
What happens in This Old House Season 17 Episode 3?
We visit the island of Nantucket, where architect Ann Beha's firm is expanding and renovated the historic Atheneum, the town library. She agrees to help out in Salem. In Salem, the crew erects aluminum pump jack staging - a safe and efficient system, especially when many trades will be working on th...
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