Episode 4— The Watertown House: Part 4
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Norm Abram
as Self - Master Carpenter
Gordon Ashe
as Self - Teamster
Ken Britton
as Self - USFS Volunteer
John Degrenier
as Self - Scaffolding Foreman
Carol Eckert
as Self - Forest Service Area Director
Bob Hoverson
as Self - Historic Preservationist
Clarissa Rowe
as Self - Landscape Architect
Tom Silva
as Self - General Contractor
Steve Thomas
as Self - Host
Bernie Weisgerber
as Self - Historic Preservationist
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