# John Gorrie
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John B. Gorrie (October 3, 1803 – June 29, 1855) was an American physician, scientist, inventor of mechanical cooling, and humanitarian.
== Early life ==
Born on the Island of Nevis in the Leeward Islands of the West Indies to Scottish parents on October 3, 1803, he spent his childhood in South Carolina. He received his medical education at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Western District of New York in Fairfield, New York.
#024 - The Fever and the Freeze
Episode Title: The Fever and the Freeze
Topic: John Gorrie – Inventor of the mechanical ice machine and early air conditioning
Summary:
John Gorrie, a 19th-century Florida physician, invented the first mechanical refrigeration system to help treat yellow fever. Though ridiculed in his lifetime, hi…
[434 in Motion] Mosquito Bites and Mystery - Florida's Unknown History (s1e8) - Ice, Innovation, and Injustice
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Welcome to Mosquito Bites Mysteries with Jeff Dixon, where we peel back layers of Florida's past to reveal astonishing secrets. This week, we introduce you to a man whose statue stands proudly in the U.S. Capitol, yet almost no one knows his name: Dr. John Gorrie. An Apalachicola physician, Gorrie …
Doctor John Gorrie [episode 139], Broadcast 6/15/1938
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Doctor John Gorrie [episode 139], Broadcast 6/15/1938
S2E21 - Keeping it Cool
The refrigerator hums in your kitchen and you don't think about it. That hum represents 250 years of people getting laughed at, going broke, and occasionally poisoning the planet.
Frederic Tudor figured out how to ship New England ice to Cuba in 1806, got mocked by Boston newspapers, went to debtor…
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The Forgotten Father of Air Conditioning
July 14, 1850. At a swanky hotel in Apalachicola, Florida, the French consul is throwing a Bastille Day party, and he's promised his guests ice-cold champagne. There's just one problem: the town's ice shipment is delayed, and in 1850, you can't simply make ice. Or can you? Enter Dr. John Gorrie, a …
How did they invent the refrigerator?
Can you imagine a scorching hot summer day with no cold drinks or frozen ice cream? It sounds like a total nightmare! But before refrigerators were invented, keeping things cold was an incredible, globe-trotting adventure! Join Mira and Finn as they uncover the wild history of how humans learned to…
730. How The Ice Trade Changed The World
Getting ice for your drink takes about four seconds and zero thought — but for most of human history it was a luxury you could not buy at any price.
Today on The Way the World Works, Brittany tells the story of how ice went from something only the very wealthy could get their hands on to something…
Refrigeration: You Don't Make Cold, You Move Heat
Episode Summary
In February 1806 a twenty-three-year-old Boston dropout named Frederic Tudor sailed eighty tons of pond ice to Martinique, where nobody had anywhere to keep it, and the Boston Gazette hoped the venture would "not prove a slippery speculation." Jeff and Cyrus follow cold from that sh…
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