Category: California’s Gold
Eastside Reservoir – California’s Water (002)
Huell travels to the new Eastside Reservoir, four miles southwest of Hemet. Forced by increasing population and the need to reduce our toll on
Shades of California – California’s Gold (119)
Shades of California was a statewide project developed by staff at the Los Angeles Public Library. Under their guidance, libraries throughout the
Barns – California’s Gold (5012)
Before Disneyland, Walt Disney’s enthusiasm for realistic model trains had evolved into an elaborate backyard live steam railroad. At the heart
Beach Traditions – California’s Gold (5010)
Huell travels up and down our coast to uncover some long-standing rituals from an abalone barbecue to surfing lessons. Note: This episode was
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
Boeing – California’s Gold (118)
Huell Howser visits the Boeing Company in Long Beach, California. Join Huell as he takes us on a tour of the facility where aircrafts are built
Camel Dairy – California’s Gold (14020)
Huell visits the Oasis Camel Dairy east of San Diego where he gets to milk a camel, plays with baby camels, and learns about camel milk products.
Desert Tower – California’s Gold (5007)
The Desert View Tower stands 3,000 feet above sea level, three miles east of Jacumba in the Imperial Valley. The four-story, cut-stone structure