But today, Tuesday, October 16th, the biggest coverage of all came to the Brewster Inn.

HGTV's "If Wall Could Talk" production staff arrived at 9 am to film at the historical Brewster Inn Tuesday morning. Producer Lori, Assistant Producer Scott and camera man Jim approached the Brewster's story line with mysteries surrounding Senator Owen Brewster as part of the plot. They were impressed with the amount of historical material that was still in the mansion after all these years.

Mark and Judith received word only a short time ago that the producers found their story at the Brewster Inn provocative and would be coming to Dexter to begin filming. The criteria to be included in the show goes as follows:

Does your historic home have a story to tell?

Have you renovated a historic home and made startling discoveries? If so, we want to talk with you.

For the new season of If Walls Could Talk, Home & Garden Television is looking for energetic homeowners who have dramatic stories to tell about their historic homes.

If Walls Could Talk explores the many homes across the countries that have intriguing pasts, and profiles passionate homeowners who make surprising historical discoveries while researching and restoring their homes.

As the film crew of 3 were creating the show that will be broadcast in the spring of 2008, WLBZ news & WABI news crews came and filmed the HGTV film crew interviewing Judith and Mark. Bangor Daily News and the Piscataquis Observer also came to report on the event.

Mark & Judith did a wonderful job promoting not just the Brewster Inn, but also the Town of Dexter!

To see the pictures we (Judy Craig Consulting) took yesterday while cleaning and today while filming, go to http://picasaweb.google.com/judywilburcraig/BrewsterInnInDexterMaine .

Be sure to watch both channel 2 and 5 tonight on the Tuesday evening news.

Mark & Judith are pleased that they were chosen, not only for the Brewster Inn, but also for the Town of Dexter that they have adopted as their home.