The taping received 20,000 entries, the highest number among all of the locations for the season, says Amy Shaw, president and CEO of Nine PBS.
On May 13, Grant’s Farm, the storied home of the Busch family since 1903, welcomed thousands of visitors to its verdant grounds.
The 280-acre historic property now operated as a refuge for more than 900 animals, also features a range of historic architecture, including a log cabin once belonging to Ulysses S. Grant and traditional German-style horse stables. Earlier in the week, the property turned into the site for season 30 of the PBS show Antiques Roadshow, with visitors sharing their own assortment of treasure.
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