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Visiting with Huell Howser
Lindbergh Beacon
Season 19
Episode 1904
Huell traces the history of the 1928 Lindbergh Beacon, which was discovered at a city warehouse in the 1990s, restored to its original glory, and now shines over downtown Los Angeles from the top of City Hall. We also revisit Huell’s original segment on the Beacon, when Project Restore rededicated the Beacon in the LAX terminal after its 50-year absence.
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28:44
Huell explores the making of pita bread at the Global Bakery in Pacoima.
25:57
Huell visits the Society for Calligraphy, Southern California Conference.
27:52
Huell joins Albert and Katherine Dabrowski in Glassell Park for Polish food.
25:57
Huell visits Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic in downtown Hollywood, CA.
28:16
Huell goes in the air with Helinet to see the helicopter mounted cameras.
23:20
Huell travels back to Little Tokyo with a friend to re-visit two Japanese establishments.
27:56
Huell gets a very special tour of the Folk Music Center.
28:37
Huell visits Claremont, CA to the historic Citrus Packing House.
