Gregg Perry
The Historic Preservationist
Conservation scholar Gregg Perry will lead us back into time on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th -19th century period architecture furnishings and timepieces.
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Episodes
Episode. 1044. Black Death, Rumors and Arrival. 10.05.2026 24:04
With a proper understanding on how plagues spread, early individuals unknowingly helped propagate the pandemic.
Episode. 1043. Black Death, It’s Unlikely Use. 10.05.2026 11:28
At times the Black Death was used to weaponize the plagues, using dead victims to infect others.
Episode. 1042. Black Death, The Plagues That Comprise It. 10.05.2026 13:31
Black Death can be triggered or comprised of various plagues .
Episode. 1041. Black Death, The First Pandemics. 04.05.2026 11:11
Three major pandemics have rocked the globe, the Justinian Plague, The Black Death and The Bubonic Plague from China. Today modern travel makes plagues much easier to spread.
Episode. 1040. Black Death Introduction. 04.05.2026 5:22
The first great plague since the fall of the Roman Empire, fleas carried it killing a third of Europe.
Episode. 1039. The Industrial Revolution, Effects of the Transformation. 02.05.2026 38:37
From women’s rights to a quickening of everyday society, the industrial revolution created the modern world as we know it today.
Episode. 1038. Life in Colonial Times, Flax Culture and Spinning. 01.05.2026 28:08
Almost every female adult and child capable would use a spinning wheel to produce thread and fabric and then cream clothing for the family and the colonial military at the time of the revolution.
Episode. 1037. Life in Colonial Times, Meat and Drink. 01.05.2026 31:25
Colonists learned what they could eat and drink as time went on, spices , many root vegetables, apples and pears, ale and hard cider
Episode. 1035. Life in Colonial Times, Indian Corn. 01.05.2026 23:09
The native Americans schooled the early colonists down the coast how to grow, and what type of dishes to make with corn.
Episode. 1034. Life in Colonial Times, Food From Forrest and Sea. 28.04.2026 28:42
Early colonists arriving in the new world did not find riches in the earth such as metals, but riches of plenty food, roaming animals, nuts, tree sap, fields for crops and fish and shellfish in the sea and rivers.
Episode. 1033. Life in Colonial Times, Serving of Meals. 26.04.2026 41:05
This episode lays out the procedures of serving of meals, etiquette, accoutrements on the table and how all of this changed from the mid-16th - through the early twentieth century.
Episode. 1032. Life in Colonial Times, The Kitchen Fireside. 26.04.2026 33:06
This episode describes colonial; hearths, cooking utensils, heating and an early romance of where the center of colonial life existed in the home’s interior.
Episode. 1031. Life in Colonial Times, Colonial Lighting. 21.04.2026 25:21
From various forms of candle making materials, natural scents such as the Bayberry bush to accent candles, to oil and tallow, to various types of fire starters, night light in colonial times took time and skill to produce and was expensive.
Episode. 1030. Life in Colonial Times, Home Life. Part 2. 21.04.2026 22:29
Roof-lines and interior decorations proceed as the century went on.
Episode. 1029. Life in Colonial Times, Home Life, Part 1. 21.04.2026 22:53
From living in dug-out caves to thatched roof houses, early colonial settlers brought skill sets and certain styles from the home-lands.
Episode. 1028. Age of Enlightenment, Conclusion. 18.04.2026 3:33
The enlightenment solidified sound scientific methodology, peace between religions, separation between church and state, and a number of women who broke away from their domestic duties.
Episode. 1027. Age of Enlightenment, Mary Somerville. 18.04.2026 7:17
Somerville claimed out of traditional domestic roles in England, studying scientific experimentation she was the first woman accepted into the Royal Society.
Episode. 1026. Age of Enlightenment,Voltaire. 18.04.2026 8:20
Society had begun to realize that they had the capacity to engage in choices regarding the state and to enjoy personal liberties, which took the form philosophies of the enlightenment.
Episode. 1025. Age of Enlightenment, The American Revolution. 18.04.2026 6:21
The American Enlightenment farther supported the concept of the country as a republic.
Episode. 1024. Age of Enlightenment, Thomas Paine. 17.04.2026 6:51
Paine created a pamphlet Common Sense which helped nudge the colonists toward the war of independence. He also warned later of religious fanaticism, claiming its basis , the Bible, was a book of many lies, wickedness blasphemy.
Episode. 1023. Age of Enlightenment, The Boston Tea Party. 17.04.2026 5:59
The Tea Party caused Britain to counter with the Intolerable acts, laws designed to to hurt Massachusetts self governance and freedoms.
Episode. 1022. Age of Enlightenment, Adam Smith. 15.04.2026 8:40
Adam Smiths books and political relationships urged Europe into the modern capitalist era, based on the belief that independent businesses would provide not only for themselves but also for the rest of the population.
Episode. 1021. Age of Enlightenment, David Hume. 15.04.2026 9:15
Religion in Scotland and England were undergoing massive changes while Hume concentrated on the great problems of the world and society. The society in which he lived was crumbling right around him.
Episode. 1020. Age of Enlightenment, Benjamin Franklin. 14.04.2026 9:35
Franklin taking much witnessed from other members of his family who were trades people, garnered a tenacious work ethic. He put this to use as a printer, made a considerable amount of wealth but never lost site of his ever increasing sense to help community, particularly the poor.
Episode. 1019. Age of Enlightenment, Social Reforms and Workhouses. 14.04.2026 11:12
For Britains and other European countries whose segment of poverty who were down and out, a program of workhouses and social safety-net were set up in this early year of 1700.
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