
California's Gold
Season 18
20078 episodes
Episodes
- E1
Randsburg
2007-01-01 · 28m
Randsburg, a historic and remote living gold mining town filled with preserved general stores, antique chimes, and colorful local characters. [Production Code 10010]
- E2
Spontaneous Adventures
2007-01-04 · 28m
Huell abandons traditional itineraries to let spontaneity guide his day, stumbling into a tour of the Monterey Customs House, discovering California's tallest bridge, and exploring the quirky town of Cool. [Production Code 9001]
- E3
The Hollywood Sign
2008-01-27 · 56m
In this hour-long special, Huell obtains rare, exclusive permission from the Hollywood Sign Trust to climb onto and sit atop the world-famous landmark while discovering its complete structural and pop-culture history from 1923 onward. [Production Code 132]
- E4
Wasco
2008-02-01 · 28m
In this hour-long special, Huell obtains rare, exclusive permission from the Hollywood Sign Trust to climb onto and sit atop the world-famous landmark while discovering its complete structural and pop-culture history from 1923 onward. [Production Code 132]
- E5
Ansel Adams
2008-03-01 · 28m
In this hour-long special, Huell obtains rare, exclusive permission from the Hollywood Sign Trust to climb onto and sit atop the world-famous landmark while discovering its complete structural and pop-culture history from 1923 onward. [Production Code 132]
- E6
Costa Mesa
2008-03-01 · 28m
Huell dives into the local heritage, neighborhood histories, and evolving municipal spaces that transformed Costa Mesa from an early agricultural hub into a thriving Orange County metropolis. [Production Code 10007]
- E7
Aircraft Carriers
2008-04-06 · 28m
Huell climbs aboard monumental decommissioned military warships docked on the coast, guiding viewers through massive flight decks, hangar bays, and the heavy maritime history of naval aviation crew members. [Production Code 134]
- E8
Peroglyphs
2008-09-03 · 28m
Huell climbs aboard monumental decommissioned military warships docked on the coast, guiding viewers through massive flight decks, hangar bays, and the heavy maritime history of naval aviation crew members. [Production Code 134]
