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26:37
Huell goes to Groveland, a quirky Gold Rush town with Native American roots near Yosemite.
25:41
It started back in 1921 and quickly became one of California’s “sweetest” success stories.
26:39
Huell’s off to San Francisco Bay to learn about the largest train ferry ever built.
27:15
Huell travels back to a bygone era when he tours the Aztec Hotel and the Wigwam Motel.
28:05
Explore what was once the home of one of California’s most famous authors, Jack London.
Huell visits the Oasis Camel Dairy east of San Diego where he gets to milk a camel and learns about camel milk products.
0:30
Premiering on Monday, May 9 at 7:00 PM, a new episode features Huell visiting the home of Los Angeles icon Charles Fletcher Lummis in Highland Park.
A friend of archivist Charles Lummis, Manuela García was unmatched in her contributions to the earliest recordings of Mexican folk songs in Southern California.
Huell Howser accepts an invitation to spend a couple of days with the Blue Angels and ends up not only watching them train, but actually gets to go up with them in an F/A18 Hornet.
0:16
Huell visits two California restaurants that are great examples of "California's Gold," Foster's Freeze and Farmer Boys.
1:34
Huell watches a performance of the song, "La Primavera," at the Lummis House in Highland Park being recorded onto a wax cylinder.
1:04
Huell takes in a performance of the song, "La Noche Esta Serena," at the Lummis House in Highland Park.
