First, in Blue Hill, Maine, Marcia and James Schatz find a picture-perfect 1905 farmhouse with back-to-basics appeal as attractive now as it was a century ago. Next, the 1873 Victorian home of Catherine Lawrence and Eric Papenfuse almost had railroad tracks running through it rather than near it, but the story of its survival is a tribute to a matriarch's strong will. Finally, though it was rumored to be a proverbial money pit, that didn't stop Deborah and Robert Tucker from buying a 1909 Colonial Revival house that ends up providing them a wealth of history.