Restoration Road with Clint Harp

A century-old train car that served the timber industry in northern Idaho is rescued from a barn and brought back to life as a guesthouse on a pristine stretch of mountainous property.

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.

Clint chips in to carefully restore a derelict Utica, Ohio, grain mill from 1950 into an upscale wedding and lodging 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.

Carpenter Clint Harp hits the road in search of incredible historical structures across the country that are in need of restoration, while exploring their origins and dreaming of their futures.