First, Connie and Clint Zimmerman from Auburn, Maine, find secrets around every corner in their Victorian home. Next, Brian Sampson made his house new again and in the process found a link to the most disastrous shipwreck of the 20th century. Then, we take a look at a 1790s farmhouse in Heath, Mass., owned by Margaret and Don Freeman. The 14-room with a running elevator leads them to the history of a woman renowned for her innovations in women's mental health. Finally, Dan Prozinski of Minneapolis, Minn., and his wife, Sue Park, show off their unusual home, a former dry goods store from the early 1900s.

First, Harriet Paine of Shelburne Falls, Mass., discovers that she has led a parallel life with a previous owner of her house. Next, Vicki and Tim Puchta of Hermann, Mo., knew their farmhouse had roots and vines, but they didn't know that the history of those vines stemmed from Bavaria and continue today as a winery. Then, in Topsham, Maine, Brian Sampson bid on the town library and won a wonderful home, complete with a mysterious story of the former record-breaking homeowner. Finally, Pat and Bob Ramey bought their 1920s clapboard house in Faulkville, Ala., not knowing there was a special link between the original owners and themselves.