Bob returns to Winterthur in Delaware’s Brandywine Valley. Vila and Winterthur's Pauline Eversmann first visit the Tappahannock Room circa 1740. Highlights from the display include a chest thought to be the first deliberate acquisition in du Pont's American furniture collection. Also on display is a William & Mary-style high chest and an antique fireplace mantel painted in a green Henry du Pont described as "a perfectly swell color." The tour continues in the Flock Room, an early Baroque-influenced room featuring dramatic canvas wallcoverings, flocked to emulate costlier velvet wallpaper from France, and ornate door surrounds. Vila and Eversmann then continue on to the Fraktur room, decorated in a Pennsylvania German style that is punctuated with bright color, faux finishes, and elaborate architecture.