This Old House Hour Season 8 Episode 21 Roxbury Project, Part 10 of 10

In the season 8 finale of This Old House Hour, the team wraps up their work on the Roxbury Project, a historical home in Boston. Host Kevin O'Connor visits an upholsterer to see the final touches being put on the antique furniture that will soon furnish the home. Meanwhile, landscape contractor Roger Cook plants shrubs and trees to enhance the house's curb appeal.

Back at the house, general contractor Tom Silva installs an antique front door and makes repairs to the porch columns. Painting contractor Mauro Henrique paints the trim and walls with historic colors.

Inside the house, master carpenter Norm Abram finishes building a radiator cover and installs it in the dining room. He also repairs and reinforces the home's original windows.

The team faces some challenges, including a surprise in the basement when they discover that the floor joists are not level. They work to level the joists to ensure the new basement living space is safe and secure.

Throughout the episode, the team reflects on all the work that has been done over the past 10 episodes. They have transformed a dilapidated, neglected historical home into a beautiful and livable space while preserving its rich history.

This Old House Hour season 8 episode 21 is a satisfying conclusion to the Roxbury Project and a testament to the expertise and dedication of the show's team. Viewers will feel a sense of accomplishment as they see the home come to life and imagine its new owners enjoying their restored piece of history.