Fort Worth-based restoration expert Brent Hull and his company Hull Historical will star in a new eight episode series, “Lone Star Restoration,” that premiers Monday Oct. 3 at 9 p.m. CT on the History channel.
Hull, accompanied by his loyal Yellow Labrador Retriever Romeo, will undertake a variety of projects throughout the series. From the rescue of a classic red railroad caboose to the resurrection of a prohibition era subterranean liquor vault, “Lone Star Restoration” will showcase the preservation of several historic places and objects.
“Brent not only brings his incredible acumen and expertise to ‘Lone Star Restoration,’ but he reminds us of how culturally significant it is to both preserve and restore these historical structures,” said Paul Cabana, executive vice president and head of programming for the channel. “Brent will share his passion and knowledge with our viewers and show all that can be learned about our nation’s history from these important landmarks.”
“Lone Star Restoration” is produced for History by Red Arrow Industries. Danny Downing, Ryan Hardison, Jaime Paxton Morey, Jym Buss and Tabitha Lentle serve as executive producers for Red Arrow Industries. John Verhoff and Russ McCarroll serve as executive producers for History.
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