You probably wouldn’t expect to find touches of Italy at a Woodland bowling alley, but there are plenty at the San Bruno Bowling Center.

There are more than a thousand ticking, chiming clocks cramming the floors and wall spaces at House of Clocks in Lodi.

A step into the forging area of McLellan Blacksmithing in Loomis is, in many ways, a step back in time.

The clothing store Cabona’s opened in 1918 and is the oldest retail establishment in historic downtown Truckee.

All-Outdoors California Whitewater Rafting thrives through a network of family and friends — and has resulted in 35 marriages between employees. 

The 169-year-old Holbrooke Hotel in Grass Valley and the 165-year-old National Exchange Hotel in Nevada City are fully restored and experiencing a rebirth.

Two large boulders greet visitors entering Vacaville’s Consolidated Rock & Mineral Shop — known informally as the Rock Shop — a hint of the goodies inside.

The Western Depot in Yuba City has carved out a niche in the model railroad industry for 44 years with its impressive inventory, knowledgeable staff and timeless train decor.

The Tolenas Winery label produces a variety of wines, but what sets it apart is the white pinot noir Eclipse that took a gold medal at the 2019 International Women’s Wine Competition. 

In the heart of historic downtown Winters, Al Calderone builds guitars, teaches the craft of guitar and ukulele making, and gives lessons.