Category: California’s Gold
Life in Death Valley – California’s Gold (606)
Huell discovers that even though it’s thought of as one of the bleakest and most desolate places in the world, Death Valley can be
Scotty’s Castle – California’s Gold (607)
Huell travels to Death Valley to learn about Walter Scott… one of the great characters of California history. Huell tours the amazing
Center of California – California’s Gold (608)
Huell travels in search of the geographic center of our state and in the process visits a whole string of towns that lay claim to being
Folsom Prison – California’s Gold (611)
Huell tours Folsom Prison, which for well over a century has housed some of our state’s toughest characters and gets a rare look inside
California Zephyr – California’s Gold (610)
Huell revisits the California Zephyr, a magnificent train which traveled between Chicago and Oakland from 1949 to 1970. Huell climbs aboard one
McCloud – California’s Gold (612)
Huell visits the historic lumber and railroad town of McCloud, located at the foot of Mt. Shasta, California’s second highest mountain.
Oil – California’s Gold (609)
Huell finds out how oil made Kern County great, visiting the vast Midway-Sunset Field which is the top oil-producing field in the lower 48 states
Lighthouse – California’s Gold (701)
Visit a place that very few Californians have ever seen: the St. George Reef Lighthouse, eight miles off the coast of Northern California, in
Important Places – California’s Gold (604)
Huell travels to two significant but little-known places in California. First he gets a tour of the fields of Camp Pendelton, near San Diego,
Huts and Hangers – California’s Gold (602)
Huell gets a tour of the largest wooden buildings in the world, the vast blimp hangars at the U.S. Marine Air Corps Station Tustin. He then