general Washington opens the first bank, political Parties are created, the whiskey rebellion and militia acts occur. Washington gets re-elected.

This episode finds General Washington as his troops move North to South uniting with the allied forces of Lafayette at Yorktown Virginia

This dissertation by Gregg Perry, furniture conservator, lays down professional points of caring for historic furniture. included are; protection of the patina, limit effects of light, limit effects of relative humidity, understanding insect infestation, good housekeeping and handling.

Antiquarian Horological Conservator, Gregg Perry leads us on a brief history of time keeping. Starting with man’s first need to predict the right time to plant crops 9000 years ago, to understanding atomic time which supplies our ubiquitous cell phones.

Antiquarian Horological Conserver, Gregg Perry leads us on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th-19th century clock dials; including brass, white-panned and enameled surfaces. This dissertation is geared to collectors, museum curators and burgeoning restorers alike.

Historic Preservationist Gregg Perry takes questions from an Argentinian preservation firm, Isabela and Luis Alarcón located in Buenos Aires. Their firm presents questions from Perry’s South American followers about the status of preservation in the USA.

Washington moves his forces from Canada to NJ, the Declaration of Independence is written, Washington escapes the battle of Long Island, the battle of Trenton and 1777 a year of hardship.

This episode extrapolates on the resolves and convention s that lead to propulsion of Washington into the position of commander in chief. Also the episode takes us into the first shots which lead to the beginning of the American revolution.

This episode takes us to Mount Vernon examining plantation and manufacturing life, marriage to Martha and understanding Washington the wealthy landowner.

This episode takes us from George Washington’s early beginnings filled with stories and anecdotes of his childhood and his early education. Additionally, how he obtained a certificate as a land surveyor and how he began living in Mount Vernon.