This episode explains the development how stick style from other genres of architecture to become his own.

This episode explains the three ways to strip paint from sage without damaging the glass, dry scrapping, chemicals and heat guns.

This episode is a comparison of the stick and shingle style architecture of the 29th century.

This episode expels the collecting, and architectural preservation myths of Wallace Nutting.

Perry uses the Edith Wharton Home from the early 1920, the Mount as an example of good preservation practice in stucco restoration. First, finding the formulas, how to handle big cracks and little cracks and how to achieve a marble smooth finish.

This episode revisits wall paper styles of the early 20th century and explains how and why taste change. In addition, Perry explains how the first wall paper was reproduced in Paris France in the late 17th century.

This episode explains how to undo old putty, create glass that fits, how to embed and place panes and bevels and paint.

For 100 years the style of American architecture that has followed the Georgian Kings perfect proportions, proper window placement and cornerstones are just a few of the factors that make up this eye appealing architecture.

This episode explains how to remove and replace damaged wooden shingles.

This episode explores the development and publishing of Sheraton’s book, Cabinet Makers and uphoterers drawing book.