I’ve seen over 200 of his shows, and still see new ones. I miss you Huell.

I don’t know how old I was when I first went to Olvera street, but I was a little girl. My dad is born and raised in East Los Angeles. Anyway, I tried some awesome taquitos from a street vendor with a thin green sauce. I never had anything like it. My dad’s mom was Mexican-Indian and she married an Irish man that emigrated from Belfast, Ireland with his family, due to the “Irish potato famine”. They had eleven children and my grandma stayed in that three-bedroom house until the day she died. I unfortunately never got to meet my grandpa, as he died of prostate cancer, just like Huel (R.I.P).

Huell was such a gift and treasure for us all. Thanks for these videos so that he and his gifts can continue to enrich us.

This woman is extremely knowledgeable, and smart. I’m glad he found someone like her to tour with.

Amazing video by one of Californias greatest advocates.. Mr HUELL Howser... boy do I miss everything he did on PBS..... I truly miss this great "Californias gold" host n creator, HUELL HOWSER, may he rest in peace... thx Huell.

Such a lovely Lady. Reminds me of my Grandmother.

I miss this show!

One of the older programs - 1994. My man looks healthy and young ... but then, he looked that way until he left us too soon. Anyway, I love Olvera Street. I can only assume it's as nice now as it was 30+ years ago when I lived in LA (and when this was taped!). Not mentioned here is that Olvera Street, or as it was known during the Silent Film era, Wine Street, was featured in Chaplin's "The Kid" and in a number of silent films in the Teens and early 20s.

Grew up on this show. Shaped my public speaking and people skills! ❤

It’s always great to see an episode with someone who can vibe with Huell. Good one

That woman at the beginning knew what she was talking about. She really knows the history.

I was fortunate to have met Huell a few times. A genuine great man.

Christine Sterling ! Thank you, thank you for your contribution in restoring a little piece of my Mexico! I recently visited la placita Olvería with my hija and her boyfriend . As we stepped into the plaza I said to them " ""your about to enter a time machine """ ! That's what it is ! It's a little part of Mexico...thank you Christine Sterling ! We got there at 3pm...by the time we made it to the adove house it was closed 😭...they closed at 4pm..but we enjoyed the rest so so much.

I fell in love with Helen! Especially at 9:06 & 9:57, so great!

Proud to be Angelino!! And from Sinaloa just like the first immigrant families from Mexico.

I have seen many of huels programs , not all , but any ! And a vloger that I watch , Adam the woo has stated that huel howser was a big influence on him !

This was an great video. It’s beuitiful time capsule of the early 90s . I grew up in Los Angeles and only visited Olvera plaza once. My last name is Avila, so now I feel I need to go back and see the Avila adobe house with my family. Thank you for uploading this.

Cheers to Christine Sterling!!

Visited Olvera street many times as a child, many memories of the mariachi and watching dancers in the square. I saved every penny for years to purchase a set of wooden string puppets from a vendor there. I also had a cherished tiny glass cat from a man there who would blow glass right in his booth. Toured the tortilla factory on a field trip as well.

Agree good merchandise and amazing food and the atmosphere is always humble

She is so lovely! I like her!

#1 EDUCATIONAL programs

I remember going to Olvera Street as a young kid back in the late 70's early 80's and it was packed! Gotta go back and take the fam. Miss ya Huell!!!

Olvera Street, one of my favorite places in Ciudad De La Reina de Los Angeles

This part of Los Angeles would make my dad proud,because he was meztizo.Tony

RIP HUELL HOWSER😭

This is episode was aired in either in 1995 or 1996

Huell has met his match❤

You get a glimpse of the sanja madre behind them @25:00 LA's original way of transporting water. 200 years old

Maybe one day I’ll visit California.

I always remember Pumpkin Candy from Olivera street

Man, this guy was a savage, 16:48

Band stand,,lady ? ..this is the KIOSCO , QUIOSCO !

HUELL howser gold MAN

❤2012 to 2020. I worked in jeffersonville indiana, Shepardville Kentucky , Mishawaka indiana elkhart Indiana and waxahacie texas. The weather, the people and brick buildings It was an experience. Southern culture is totally different then California culture. I learned about Duke of hazard flag and KKK. I didn’t know the history. Never do that again.. 😂😂😂

She says the Indians that lived here ! ..yes lady the natives that lived and owned the land that was ours !

Free land ! Excuse me lady ! This was not free land , this was my ancestors land ! Shame shame shame !!

Alta California what is now USA territory was Mexican territory(55+ percent). That is why there are Mexican descent people in California. California New Mexico Nevada Utah Texas Arizona grand part of Colorado Wyoming parts of Kansas and Oklahoma were Mexican Territory. Mexicans are Native American!💫

I wonder if the scumb@g who was scamming tourists with ( I just need $5 more to get a haircut for my job interview) is still grifting there, I caught him on the way back telling others the same story, so I hit him up for the 20 I gave him (like an id!ot), lol! Haven't been back since, but it used to be packed on the weekends, I can't imagine what it looks like now with all the bums camping out all over downtown LA. But that restaurant and the opposite one (downsteps) were pretty good.

All these statues need to be removed ... All these people giving land that was not there's to give !

I was baptized at the church at Placita Olvera!! Memories!!