Month: January 2003
Squeegee – California’s Gold (5002)
The squeegee was such a simple invention, but like Kleenex and Jell-O, its name has become synonymous with all rubber-bladed window
Bale Grist – California’s Golden Parks (110)
It was once the center of social activity as Napa Valley settlers gathered to have their corn and wheat ground into meal or flour. Travel with
Goat Restaurant – Visiting (1030)
Ever had goat meat while listening to jazz? Well follow Huell as he ventures up Glendale Blvd. and into a Haitian restaurant where every Saturday
Magician – Visiting (1031)
John Gaughan is a magician who designs and builds spectacular illusions for big-name magic acts and stage effects for rock musicians. He has also
Chautauqua – Visiting (1101)
Huell visits Temescal Gateway Park in Pacific Palisades which was a major center of the Chautauqua Movement in the 1920s and ‘30s. Temescal
Crissy Field – California’s Golden Coast (101)
In the premiere episode of California’s Golden Coast, Huell learns about an inspiring success story. Located at the Presidio in San
Moving Mission – Visiting (1026)
Huell joins elementary students in climbing aboard the Mervyn’s Moving Mission, a 72-foot tractor- trailer containing an exhibit of the history
Outpost – California’s Gold (14018)
“Outpost” was once the largest neon sign in the world and stood above Runyon Canyon near Hollywood during the 1920s. The neon sign was a rival at
Outpost – Visiting (1029)
“Outpost” was once the largest neon sign in the world and stood above Runyon Canyon near Hollywood during the 1920s. The neon sign was a rival at
St. Vincent Court – Our Neighborhoods (07)
Huell Howser explores a hidden gem in downtown Los Angeles called St. Vincent Court. Join Huell as he visits the variety of shops in a hidden