Gregg Perry

The Historic Preservationist

Arts EN ↓ 1035 episodes

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.

Author

Gregg Perry

Category

Arts

Latest episode

May 10, 2026

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Episodes

382. Early Georgian style 1714-1865 17.01.2021

Door, windows and walls.

381. Baroque style 1625-1714 17.01.2021

Ceilings, floors, fire places , stair cases, furniture, services, lighting and metalwork.

380. Baroque 1625-1724 17.01.2021

The Baroque style in continental Europe.

379. Tudor and Jacobean style continued... 16.01.2021

Tudor and Jacobean style continuation.

378. Tudor and Jacobean style and doors 16.01.2021

Tudor and Jacobean style including doors.

377. Building a roof on a cabin 12.01.2021

Riving, The friend, hinges and latches, chinking and daubing.

376 Building cabin walls 12.01.2021

Saddle notching, hewing, lay out and pegging in the jambs.

375. Building a log cabin 12.01.2021

A log cabin vs a log house.

374. Greenwich England Meridian Ground Zero. 11.01.2021

Examining the corresponding relationship between John Harrison and Rupert Gould.

373. John Harrison’s H-4 11.01.2021

The trials and tribulations of producing the longitud watch.

372. The City Tavern in Philadelphia 11.01.2021

Thoughts of this iconic closing.

371. Basic rules and tips for upholstery 10.01.2021

Upholstery rules, tips knots and stitches.

370 Historic Tradesmen 04.01.2021

Traditional tradesmen are the key to saving our historic, architectural materialism.

369. Astronomy 03.01.2021

The development of the celestial clock, astronomy to solve the problem of longitud.

368. John Harrison’s grid and grasshopper. 03.01.2021

The development of the most accurate clocks in it’s time.

367. Upholstery techniques 03.01.2021

Developing ones skills

366. Fabrics 02.01.2021

Traditional fabrics, new designs, old materials and trimmings.

365. Fabrics and preferences and practicalities 02.01.2021

Choosing the fabric that best suits you.

364. The development of pendulums and balance springs 02.01.2021

Galileo- Huygens-Hooke

363. Upholstery tools and supplies. 02.01.2021

Upholstery tools and supplies for starting a business.

362. General equipment for the beginning upholsterer 02.01.2021

Tools necessary for starting upholstery.

361. 20th century upholstery style 01.01.2021

The development of 20th century upholstery style.

360. 19th century upholstery style 01.01.2021

The development of 19th century upholstery style.

359. 18th century upholstery styles 01.01.2021

The development of the 18th century style upholstery.

358. The 17th century upholstery styles 01.01.2021

The development of 17th textile decoration through the ages.

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