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Arlington Arts & Crafts | Arts and Crafts from Top to Bottom

Season 36 Episode 9 | 23m 43s

Tommy frames up a new Arts and Crafts style front porch using custom cut pieces. Richard visits a marble quarry in Danby, Vermont. Emily considers new color combinations for the exterior of the house while Mark McCullough shows Kevin how he fixes the original stucco panels.

Aired: 01/04/17 | Expires: 09/27/17
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