The New Yankee Workshop Season 19 Episode 3
Old Pine Dry Sink
Arlington House sits high above the National Cemetery in Virginia as an imposing witness to historic events. Once the home of Robert E. Lee, it survives today under the watchful care of the National Park Service and is brimming with antiques of the Civil War era. Historic records prove that, at one time, the estate owned 63 slaves, some of whom worked in the kitchen. Lots of the tools and everyday objects they would have used still take up residence in the house, including a painted Old Pine Dry Sink. Norm notices it immediately and decides to build one himself out of recycled pine. However, the only water Norm's dry sink will ever see is from tending the houseplants he intends to display on its copper top.
- 19 - 13Window BenchMar. 31, 2007
- 19 - 12Nest of TablesMar. 24, 2007
- 19 - 11Bowfront ChestMar. 17, 2007
- 19 - 10Taunton ChestMar. 10, 2007
- 19 - 9Table Saw 101, Part 2Mar. 03, 2007
- 19 - 8Table Saw 101, Part 1Feb. 24, 2007
- 19 - 7Painted CupboardFeb. 17, 2007
- 19 - 6Cowboy SideboardFeb. 10, 2007
- 19 - 5Dominy ClockFeb. 03, 2007
- 19 - 4Martha's CandlestandJan. 27, 2007
- 19 - 3Old Pine Dry SinkJan. 20, 2007
- 19 - 2Entrance DoorJan. 13, 2007
- 19 - 1Giltwood MirrorJan. 06, 2007