Keep these things in mind when you need to repair old furniture. First, make sure you've removed all the old glue from the joint. Then check the joint to be sure there are no gaps you need to fill before gluing. Apply your glue, then clasp the joint. Be careful not to bruise the wood; use wooden pads if you need to. Wipe off all the excess glue and allow plenty of drying time.

Bob meets up with Barbara Mytell from the Cape May chamber of Commerce to tour one of the oldest beach resort towns in New Jersey. They take a horse drawn carriage through town and talk about the Victorian architecture of the homes and hotels. Nancy Thorensen gives bob a tour of Beaver cottage. The home has many of its Victorian features of leaded stained glass and ornamental walls. Bob point out the beautifully carved staircase. The master bedroom is done in Eastlake style furniture.

Bob takes us on a field trip to Millford Plantation, a spectacular Greek Revival governor's mansion with echoes of the Civil War still ringing through its halls.