Overview
A cinder-block foundation is laid and the framing begins on a turret of the existing cottage. Also: a tour of Victorian homes in Cape May, N.J., one of America's oldest resort towns.
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3 - 1Victorian: Selecting the Site September 07, 1992 -
3 - 2Victorian: Clearing the Lot September 14, 1992
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3 - 3Victorian: Foundation and Framing September 21, 1992
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3 - 4Victorian: Raising the Walls September 28, 1992
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3 - 5Victorian: Chimney, and Breezeway Framing Selecting the Site October 05, 1992
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3 - 6Victorian: Verge Board and Plumbing October 12, 1992
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3 - 7Victorian: Porch, Windows and Shingles October 19, 1992
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3 - 8Victorian: Insulation and Wiring October 26, 1992
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3 - 9Victorian: Wallpapering and Pantry November 02, 1992
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3 - 10Victorian: Installing Shingles and Tin Ceiling November 09, 1992
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3 - 11Victorian: Courtyard Pavers and Master Bath November 16, 1992
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3 - 12Victorian: Plate Rail and Stenciling November 23, 1992
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3 - 13Victorian: House Tour November 30, 1992
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3 - 14Beach House: Selecting the Site December 07, 1992
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3 - 15Beach House: House Tour December 14, 1992
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3 - 17Beach House: Demolition and Grade Beam Installation December 28, 1992
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3 - 18Beach House: Building the Staircase January 04, 1993
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3 - 19Beach House: Framing and Insulation January 11, 1993
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3 - 20Beach House: Installing Windows and Sprinkler System January 18, 1993
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3 - 21Beach House: Monitoring Network and Waterproofing January 25, 1993
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3 - 22Beach House: Tile Roof and Stucco February 01, 1993
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3 - 23Beach House: Distressing and Hanging a Door February 08, 1993
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3 - 24Beach House: Tile Layout February 15, 1993
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3 - 25Beach House: Stone Columns and Custom Cabinets February 22, 1993