Month: September 2007
Aerial L.A. – Visiting (1516)
Have you ever wondered how news crews get such good shots from a helicopter? How they can zoom in on a backyard while flying in a machine that
Church of the Open Door – Downtown (110)
If you visit the high rise at 550 South Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles, you might not know the rich history of that address or why there is
Lint Art – Visiting (1514)
Huell visits his artist friend Slater Barron to witness the beauty of art made from lint! This is a full 30 minute update from the 20 year old
California Coastal National Monument – California’s Golden Parks (155)
In this adventure, Huell visits the California Coastal National Monument which runs the entire length of the California coast (1,100 miles)
Lopez-Hill House – California’s Gold (11015)
J.J. Lopez, the longtime manager of the Tejon Ranch who helped shape Kern County’s history, built his Victorian-style home in Bakersfield
Citrus Packing House – Visiting (1511)
Join Huell Howser as he visits Claremont, CA to the historic Citrus Packing House which has now been renovated and revitalized to a modern
Beyond Drought – California’s Water (115)
Huell travels to the San Joaquin Valley for an up close and personal look at the delta smelt and how it’s affecting our water supply. Note:
Little Tokyo Food – Visiting (1515)
Huell travels back to Little Tokyo with his friend to re-visit two Japanese establishments that are sure to whet your appetite, the Mitsuru Cafe
Norconian Resort – California’s Gold (9009)
In the mid 1920’s, Rex B. Clark, an unmatched visionary of his time, accomplished the near impossible by constructing the world-class
Pet Cemetery – California’s Gold (9008)
Huell goes in search of some of our most permanent residents in this episode of California’s Gold. We’ll see where some of TV &