Category: California’s Gold
Delta Queen – California’s Gold (905)
For 50 years one of the most popular ways to travel up and down the mighty Mississippi River has been aboard the authentic paddlewheel steamboat
Coloma – California’s Gold (902)
Coloma was a somewhat sleepy little town in the Sierra foothills during the 1840’s, but on the morning of January 24, 1848, all that was to
San Miguel Island – California’s Gold (901)
In this episode Huell visits San Miguel Island, with a group of history buffs who recreate the 1542 landing of Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo –
Mule Days – California’s Gold (808)
They’ve been a part of the California landscape for hundreds of years, helping to build our canals and highways and railroads, hauling our
Bits and Pieces – California’s Gold (810)
What do a brilliant field of marigolds, an ostrich farm, thousands of cacti and a two-story outhouse have in common? The answer is that they are
Paradise – California’s Gold (807)
The morning of April 12, 1859 started like most other mornings for the miners working the Willard Claim on the West Branch of the Feather River
Japanese American Home Movies – California’s Gold (106)
It’s like stepping back in time. A glimpse of what life was like in California during the 1920s, 30s and 40s. And this look back is made
Rocks in Water – California’s Gold (803)
We’re talking about rocks in the water! And in this episode, Huell visits three of the most fascinating of these rocks. First, Huell
Railcars – California’s Gold (802)
In this episode, Huell salutes the railroads by “riding the rails.” Catch is, he won’t be riding on an actual train! First,
Snow and Ice – California’s Gold (812)
Sunny beaches and swaying palm trees are very much a part of what California is all about. So are snow and ice. And to prove it, host Huell