🧱 The chimney is coming down at #TOHNeedham, and it turns out part of it dates back to 1896 while the rest was added later. Mark McCullough shares what they found along the way. | This Old House

What if rebuilding wasn’t about replacing what you lost, but rethinking what’s possible? After journalist David Brancaccio lost his home in a fire, his wife Mary said, “The house that burned was built for the last hundred years. The next one should be built for the next hundred.” That idea sparked something bigger. 💡 In a special one-hour collaboration between Marketplace Morning Report and This Old House Radio Hour, BUILDING TOMORROW, co-hosts David Brancaccio and Jenn Largesse explore how our

🏡 The front room bay at #TOHNeedham had started to sag over time. Charlie Silva explains how the team repaired the floor and restored it to level perfection. Tune in tonight on PBS to see the full repair! | This Old House