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

Episode. 918. Tea For The Lower Classes. 21.02.2026

Servants were charged to drink tea by their masters, the lower classes may not have had the best quality water and second rate or inferior tea leaves at best.

Episode. 917. Tea and Politics. 21.02.2026

Some countries in Europe drank tea while others coffee, smuggling and taxation were a big part of teas expansion and acceptance.

Episode. 916. French Cheeses Today. 21.02.2026

Changing attitudes toward cheese, Gourmet shops, the effect of supermarkets, cheese markets.

Episode. 915. Cheese, Wine and Bread. 21.02.2026

The “Holy Trinity on The Table”, actions of yeast and bacteria, accompanying breads, which wine to choose?

Episode. 914. The Origins Of Cheese. 21.02.2026

Ancient cheese history, sheep-goats -cows, cheese in Ancient Greece and Rome, cheese and language.

Episode. 913. Components of Chester County Tall Case Clocks. 20.02.2026

From case builders to; dial painters, movement makers and purchasers, hand and weight makers etc.

Episode. 912. Chester County Pennsylvania Clocks. 20.02.2026

The origins and beginnings of the Grandfather clock in the county.

Episode. 911. Furniture Finishing. 20.02.2026

Explanations; of surface prep, staining, and film-finish coating .

Episode. 910. Illicit Tea of The Eighteenth Century. 18.02.2026

Tea the hottest commodity peaked the smugglers creativity.

Episode. 909. The Eighteenth Century Tea For Sale. 18.02.2026

In the beginning of the 18th century, women could not purchase tea, by mid-century that changed, and tea was being consumed in London by the ton.

Episode. 908. Tea Wares And Furniture. 17.02.2026

Suppliers from China and Japan struggled to keep up with the demand of porcelain tea wares. In addition, tea tables and silver tea accoutrements were being designed for the wealthy.

Episode 907. Early Tea Rituals. 17.02.2026

Explore the proper equipment for tea, including sugar and milk.

Episode. 906. Tea and Mealtimes. 17.02.2026

The switch from alcohol to Tea begins

Episode. 905. Tea In The Home. 17.02.2026

With tea came equipment to heat it, porcelain for serving it and specialty silver ware.

Episode. 904. Tea in Coffee Houses. 17.02.2026

Tea drinking quickly matched the consumption of beer, ale and coffee.

Episode. 903. The First Tea Shipments To London. 17.02.2026

It was the Chinese in fact that were the first to set up trade routes to Londons wealthy elite.

Episode. 902. The Origins of Tea. 17.02.2026

Where did tea originate at; Japan, India, or China?

Episode. 901. The First Tea To Arrive In England. 17.02.2026

Wealthy merchants start the movement of tea around the world in the 17th century.

Episode. 900. 250th American Anniversary, George Washington. 16.02.2026

Meeting of the Continental Congress 1776, Washington escapes Long Island, Battle of Trenton.

Episode. 899. 250th American Anniversary, George Washington. 16.02.2026

The shot heard round the world.

Episode. 898. 250th American Anniversary, George Washington. 16.02.2026

The first continental congress.

Episode. 897. 250th American Anniversary, George Washington. 16.02.2026

From tranquility to turmoil.

Episode. 896. Americas 250th anniversary, George Washington. 15.02.2026

Washington’s formative years.

Episode. 895. Marie Antoinette. 14.02.2026

The French Revolution.

Episode. 894. Marie Antoinette. 14.02.2026

Queen of fashion.

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