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California's Gold with Huell Howser
State Library Treasures
Founded along with the State of California itself, the California State Library houses precious artifacts from California's infancy. Huell gets a private tour of this rare collection which includes California's first newspaper, mirror images of the gold country from the 1850s, a 17th Century map of California and John Marshall's own hand-drawn map and sketch of gold discovery.
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Join Huell in the centennial celebration of the arrival of the first steam train to SLO.
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51:55
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