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Season 4 Episode 426
27:49

Korean Market

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Fire Museum

Fire Museum

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Mt. Rubidoux

Mt. Rubidoux

Season 10 Episode 1002
28:06
Mosaics

Mosaics

Season 10 Episode 1005
27:49
Organ Grinders

Organ Grinders

Season 10 Episode 1006
26:38
Falcons

Huell Learns the Ancient Sport of Falconry

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Griffith Park Live Steamers

Griffith Park Live Steamers

Season 10 Episode 1011
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Fairplex Garden Train

Fairplex Garden Train

Season 10 Episode 1012
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Hall of Justice

Hall of Justice

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Fairplex Railroad Museum

Fairplex Railroad Museum

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Elephant Update

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Visiting with Huell Howser

DWP

Season 4 Episode 424

Huell tours San Francisquito Canyon at historic DWP Power House #1 built in 1911. It is an original part of the L.A. Aqueduct and is still used today.

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Organ Grinders
26:38
Huell spends a day at Descanso Gardens in La Canada.
Mosaics
27:49
Meet Dennis O’Conner master mosaic artist.
Mt. Rubidoux
28:06
Join Huell and a group of hardy souls for this early morning adventure.
Fire Museum
25:06
Huell visits the African American Firefighter Museum.
Inspirational Stories
26:56
Huell visits Northridge Hospital Medical Center’s rehabilitation center.
Dragon Museum
28:04
Huell visits the World Museum of Natural History at La Sierra University.
Community Garden
28:13
Huell spends a day at the Solano Community Garden.
Thai Town
29:24
Huell visits the vibrant Thai community in Thai Town on Hollywood Blvd.
Hummingbirds
25:49
Huell visits the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County to learn about hummingbirds.
Idyllwild
29:07
Huell stops in Idyllwild to explore it's mix of natural, cultural and historic wonders.
Lake Hemet
28:23
Huell discovers this little gem of the Lake Hemet.
Top of Jacinto
27:08
Huell takes the famous Aerial Tram Way to the top of Mt. San Jacinto.
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