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California's Gold with Huell Howser
Golden Gate Bridge
Season 4
Episode 407
Join Huell as he visits one of California’s most recognized landmarks, the Golden Gate Bridge, and sees it from below and above. This iconic landmark takes center stage in this episode, which focuses on its history-including rare footage of its construction, its beauty, and the incredible maintenance work that goes on daily to keep this towering structure in mint condition.
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