Year: 1996
Japanese Garden – California’s Gold (712)
It’s the oldest Japanese-style garden in the United States. Located in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, the Japanese Tea Garden has been
Mulholland Fountain – Visiting (505)
We attend the re-dedication of the stunning Mulholland Fountain at the corner of Los Feliz Boulevard and Riverside Drive. Huell meets the
Korean Market – Visiting (428)
Huell goes to Koreatown with L.A. Times reporter Connie Kang and goes shopping at the Hannam market, where he learns about many exotic and tasty
29 Palms Murals – Visiting (502)
Huell visits the desert community of 29 Palms and takes a very special tour of the seven historical murals commissioned by the Action Council for
Santa Rosa Island – California’s Gold (711)
The Chumash called it Wimal. To Conquistador Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo it was San Lucas. Today it is known as Santa Rosa, and its 54,000 acres of
Persimmon Lady – Visiting (503)
Meet Esther DeBar, who is 88 years old and the proud owner of a 90 year old persimmon tree which grows in the back yard of her L.A. home. Note:
Jewish East L.A. – Visiting (427)
Visit East L.A. and learn about the long and interesting history of this predominantly Hispanic neighborhood. East L.A. was originally a thriving
Rosedale Cemetery – Visiting (501)
Spend “Living History” day at the Rosedale Cemetery, where actors portray some of the famous characters who are buried there. Note:
Long Beach Naval Station – Visiting (421)
Huell spends the day at Long Beach Naval Station which is threatened with demolition due to military downsizing. Many people want to save the
Library/Memorial – Visiting (426)
Huell visits the Valhalla Memorial where 13 famous aviators are buried and then goes to the Brand Library which has a unique and colorful