HGTV Series "If Walls Could Talk" to Shoot on Cape Cod

If Walls Could Talk, the long-running, hit television series on Home & Garden Television (HGTV), is seeking homeowners on Cape Cod to be featured on the show. The research team wishes to identify individuals who have renovated a historic home and made any amazing discoveries while so doing. Anyone who fits this description: HGTV wants to speak to you and possibly film you for inclusion in the series. Additionally, individuals who have family, friends, neighbors, co-workers or colleagues who fit the show’s requirements are also asked to advise them of this call for suitable homes and homeowners. The show featuring historic homes on Cape Cod is presently anticipated to be actually filmed in May 2006 and broadcast at a later date.

The If Walls Could Talk series premiered in 1999 and has aired more than 150 episodes in all 50 states since the inaugural show.

HGTV and its research coordinator, Keri Grogan, are encouraging all energetic Cape Cod historic homeowners who have found items in their respective homes with interesting histories or stories connected with them to contact Keri Grogan immediately at 303-712-3110 or by email KGrogan@highnoonentertainment.com.

More info:
From High Noon Entertainment about being on the show, here.
From HGTV about the show, here.

If Walls Could Talk airs on HGTV, Sundays at 10pm. From the HGTV site: This series shares lore and intrigue from homes rich in history--some good, some notorious. Many of the featured buildings have housed famous (or infamous!) characters, while others are the sites of significant historical events. Some of the selected structures are simply filled with good stories or were home to everyday folks with colorful pasts. Hosts are Phillip Palmer (100s), Grant Goodeve (200s-1100s) and Mike Siegel is the current host.