Restoration Road With Clint Harp

A century-old train car is rescued from a barn and brought back to life.

Clint heads to a Montana ranch to see how a 270-year-old Dutch barn from Upstate New York, which survived British raids during the Revolutionary War, is rebuilt into a working, 18th-century grist mill.

Clint pitches in as a log cabin built in 1849 by German Saxon immigrants is taken down and restored as a charming bed and breakfast in the historic town of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri.

Clint transforms a timber frame barn from Carlisle, New York, into a boathouse on the Brazos River in Waco, Texas.

Clint gets his hands dirty taking on a pre-Civil War barn from Northern Ohio that's carefully deconstructed, moved and rebuilt to create a stunning custom home in a lakeside community.

A 1700s home in Connecticut that once belonged to Revolutionary War soldier Augustus Peck is carefully dismantled with help from Clint and turned into a stunning vacation retreat in Idaho.

Clint helps tackle a 1700s barn from Galway, New York, as it's disassembled, transported and rebuilt as a vintage woodworking workshop and classroom in the beautiful Vermont countryside.

Clint helps restore an 1817 center hall Colonial house from New York's Mohawk Valley into an inn in Texas.

A derelict grain mill built in 1950 is restored into a wedding venue.

Clint helps transform an 1870 log cabin in the Ohio River town of Sardis into a gorgeous bedroom suite in the small Southern town of Dublin, Georgia.

Craftsman Clint Harp helps turn a 1743 pre-Revolutionary War stone inn that once housed George Washington into a beautiful, custom home in Texas.