Join preservationist and television personality Brett Waterman as he unlocks the history of extraordinary properties, places, and people in this web series. In each episode, follow Brett on an educational tour of one architecturally significant property. Get behind-the-scenes access to one of a kind residences, learn about the architects and owners who shaped the vision, hear some of the fascinating stores, and discover dazzling displays of craftsmanship.
The Bourne Estate is a desert vacation home designed by renowned architect Wallace Neff for the Borne Family, the heirs to the Singer sewing machine empire.
The McNally Estate was built as a winter home for Andrew McNally, the lead partner for Chicago’s Rand McNally Publishing in 1888.
Kimbelry Crest was originally the home of Mrs. Cornelia Hill who commissioned architects Dennis & Farwell to build her Chateauesque estate in 1896.
The Bixby Ranch House is a Shingle Style Dutch Colonial home located in Long Beach, California built in 1890 with a major addition in 1904.
The Neutra | Rados House is a stunning example of Mid-Century architecture and was the collaboration of two men at the top of their game – Richard Neutra and John Rados.