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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.... more
FAQs about The Historic Preservationist:How many episodes does The Historic Preservationist have?The podcast currently has 1,043 episodes available.
September 08, 2020170. English Furnitureof the 18th Century,George HepplewhitePublication of the cabinet makers and upholsterers guide, Hepplewhites shield back chair, sofas and sayers a rich selection of tables, cellarettsattes and knife-boxes...more30minPlay
September 08, 2020169. Making wood go round the. End, compass work in woodworkingThis episode talks about curved carpentry, curling and keying and laminating trim....more11minPlay
September 08, 2020168. Preparing Exterior Wood for a New Coat of PaintThis episode explains any defeats to look for prepainting, cleaning the house, failing wood surface and the importance of a primer. Also Perry takes a few questions from his podcast followers....more29minPlay
September 08, 2020167. English Furniture of the 18th century- Robert Adam.This episode explains how Robert Adam studying the classical order of Italy’s antiquaty changed the design world dominated by Thomas Chippendale....more16minPlay
September 07, 2020166. English Furniture- Thomas Chippendale.This episode expounds on Chippendales professional life and the development of the three episodes of the director and how they related to other design book authors of the day....more31minPlay
September 06, 2020166. The American Revolution IndependenceThis chapter delineates how the second continental congress met to lay out the articles of independence....more18minPlay
September 06, 2020165. D- Day, Juno and Sword BeachThis episode explained how the Canadians secured Juno Beach and how other allied forces landed on Sword beach....more22minPlay
September 06, 2020164. English Furniture of the 18th centuryThis episode places us right at the end of the 3rd quarter of the 17th century , defining what decorative arts and accessories were like. Then leads us through the changes these objects incurred, through William and Mary through George III....more35minPlay
September 05, 2020163. Replacing damaged woodcarvings in your home.Perry takes us on a journey explaining how to replicate missing pieces of ornamental wood carvings....more26minPlay
September 05, 2020162 Why modern mortar can damage historic homesPerry explains why lime water is necessary on historic structures, it provides a more poisons joiunt to relieve moisture from the inside of the house....more17minPlay
FAQs about The Historic Preservationist:How many episodes does The Historic Preservationist have?The podcast currently has 1,043 episodes available.