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.

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Gregg Perry

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Arts

Latest episode

May 10, 2026

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Episodes

Episode. 993. Training At The Ecole Boulle, Paris France. 24.03.2026

A description of 5 years of furniture-making training at one of the most infamous trade schools in the world, a few favorite professors and some opportunities that followed.

Episode. 992. Queen Of The Blue And White Delftware, Part 2. 24.03.2026

Mary becomes Queen of England and creates blue and white delftware rooms that were hidden from sight into her eutopia.

Episode. 991. Queen of Blue And White Delftware. Part 1. 23.03.2026

The assembling and eventual unveiling of Queen Mary’s delftware collection.

Episode. 990. The Age of Enlightenment, Rene’, Descartes and Bathsua Makin. 22.03.2026

Descartes attempted to study false proofs within the scientific method. Bathsua Makin, she founded a school dedicated to the education of society women.

Episode. 989. The Industrial Revolution,Dissemination of Change. 22.03.2026

By the early 19th century British industrialization began to decline opening technological advancements and markets to the rest of the world.

Episode. 988. Age of Enlightenment, Marie de Gournay. 21.03.2026

Gournay was unique for her time, a woman writing essays. Much of her later focused on translation of classic literature dealing with philosophical truths.

Episode. 987. The Age of Enlightenment, Francis Bacon. 21.03.2026

Bacon developed the Baconian method, a reductionist methodology, stating the key to making scientific discovery was deduction and careful. research

Episode. 986. Age of Enlightenment, Michel de Montaigne . 21.03.2026

Montaigne was an intellectual and essayist who grew up disappointed by the decline of the European Renaissance.

Episode. 985. Age of Enlightenment, The Republic of Letters. 21.03.2026

The republic of letters was a long distance network that connected intellectuals in Europe and America throughout the centuries of the enlightenment.

Episode. 984. An Introduction, Age of Enlightenment. 21.03.2026

Major social thinkers of the day influenced mass social upheaval in pursuit of equality and human rights.

Episode. 983. My Story, A Chance Reunion With An Historic Piano. 21.03.2026

I Reunited with a grand piano that I first saw and touched in Colonial Williamsburg when I was 4 years old. A Muzio Clementi piano dated 1799.

Episode. 982. The Weduwes “Widows” of Dutch Delftware. 20.03.2026

It was was common place in the city of Delft that if a Potteries husband passed, the widow had the option to take over the business, this was unheard of anywhere else in the world at this time.

Episode. 981. The Delftware Explosion. 20.03.2026

A huge magazine of gunpowder explodes leveling half of the city of Delft. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Barbara Rotteveel began setting up a Blue and White business, teaching herself everything from artistry, production to bookkeeping.

Episode. 979. Inside A Dutch Delftware Shoppe in 1651. Part 1. 20.03.2026

This episode takes us through the Delftware pottery business; retail, manufacturing and live arrangements in the 17th century. Also, the raw material , clay was everywhere.

Episode. 980. Inside a Dutch Delftware Shoppe, 1651. Part 2. 20.03.2026

Part of the Dutch society’s success, business educating young women and developing trade routes around the world.

Episode. 978. Industrial Revolution, Cogs Of The Revolution. 17.03.2026

The development of Coke iron was a major driving force of the Industrial Revolution beyond steam. Other industries that pushed the revolution forward; pottery, upgraded Roman concrete, paper making , printing, and glass manufacturing.

Episode. 977. Industrial Revolution, British Motors Start Rolling. 17.03.2026

The revolution took off with the development of early steam pumps aiding in efficiency of horse-power per coal usage ratio. The steam engine was later refined by James Watts, apply its applications to power production and vehicles for the road. Also, a much efficient loom was invented that a single person could produce fabric.

Episode. 976. Birth of The Industrial Revolution. 17.03.2026

Britain led the development of the industrial revolution due to a capitalist society that would lead to consumerism leading to all other countries in the world. This occurred while they had a highly adaptive and innovative agrarian society which led food production in the world. As urbanization occurred, timber became scarce and expensive, coal the last piece of the puzzle became the impetus prope...

Episode. 975. Americas 250th Anniversary, War of 1812, Conclusion. 16.03.2026

In the end all the pre-war boundaries remained the same and the American side drew very close ties with Britain.

Episode. 974. Americas 250th Anniversary, war of 1812, The Invasion of Canada. 16.03.2026

After many battles for the Americans, some won, some lost, the chief thread was the lack of organization. They learned better to have a united military of America then individual state’s militias.

Episode. 973. Americas 250th Anniversary, The War Of 1812, Navel Battles. 15.03.2026

The American navy while under equipped, scored many battle victories on the open seas and interior lakes. In the end of the war, the British have to return any land gains they had made.

Episode. 972. Americas 250th Anniversary, War of 1812, The Creek War. 15.03.2026

The last battles of the war of 1812 occurred in the south, positing Native American tribes with the British against Native American tribes with Andrew Jackson.

Episode. 971. Americas 250th Anniversary, war of 1812, Taming Americas West. 14.03.2026

This episode highlights constant skirmishes and battles between the British-Canadian-Native American and the Americans.

Episode. 970. The Hidden History Of Blue And White Delftware. 13.03.2026

The women behind the history of Blue and White Delftware.

Epi. 969. Americas 250th Anniversary, A Timeline of The War of 1812. 13.03.2026

All the critical dates and events of the war are listed from beginning to end.

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