Episode #90: History Attic Research + Making Steel Casement Windows Energy-Efficient

In today’s episode, Scott Sidler joins Stacy for listener Q&A. Scott explains how to use Low-e glass to improve the energy efficiency of steel casement windows.

And later, Stacy chats with sisters Linda McManus and Chris Wysocki, who own a research company called History Attic. Linda and Chris investigate the often fascinating history of old homes and buildings. They have completed years of research, including several projects for Jeff Devlin and Stone House Revival on HGTV.

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Mentioned in this Episode

• TRAVEL: Read all the details and book the True Tales From Old Houses 2023 Canadian Adventure
• Visit the Blake Hill House blog
• Learn more about the Wood Window Workshop at Silver Lake - Coming Soon! 
• Comfort Select 73 Low-e glass
• Jeff Devlin from Stone House Revival on HGTV
• History Attic Research (website) 
• Email History Attic - HistoryAtticResearch@gmail.com

Thank you for listening to True Tales From Old Houses.

Until next time,