Month: September 2003
Botanical Gardens – California’s Golden Coast (107)
The Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens is the only public garden in the continental United States located directly on the coast. Huell explores
Jefferson Park – Our Neighborhoods (08)
Huell visits Jefferson Park in South Central Los Angeles, one of “Our Neighborhoods”, home to great people and “authentic craftsman bungalows.”
Augustus Hawkins – California’s Golden Parks (117)
Named in honor of Augustus F. Hawkins, who represented South Central Los Angeles from 1963 to 1991 in the U.S. House of Representatives, Augustus
Little Manila – California’s Gold (5008)
Huell travels to Little Manila in Stockton — a recent addition to the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 11 Most Endangered
Monterey Trees – California’s Gold (5009)
Huell visits two trees in Monterey with interesting histories. In December, 1602 Sebastian Viscaino officially named Monterey in honor of the
Holcomb Valley – California’s Gold (5011)
Huell tours Holcomb Valley, just north of Big Bear, and learns about its gold mining history. Note: This episode was released across Public
Gilroy – Road Trip (124)
Huell travels to Gilroy for their 25th Annual Garlic Festival where he samples garlic ice cream, garlic kettle corn, roasted garlic and other