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Chuck King explores the life of Spokane's forgotten genius, Byron Riblet, in part two of our two-part episode on the Riblet Tramway Company! Join Chuck as he rides with Doug Sowder, president of the Riblet Tramway Company, and Ty Brown, author of the new book, "Byron Riblet: Forgotten Engineering Genius", in Bob Olsen's 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix. Chuck and the crew visit notable sites in Spokane ...

Chuck King explores the life of Spokane's forgotten genius, Byron Riblet, in the newest episode of the King's Guide! Join Chuck as he rides with Dan Carpenter, Byron Riblet's great-grand-nephew, in Dan's 1951 Chevy Bel Air 2-door hardtop. Also joining Chuck for this episode are John Misener and Ken Pfaff - residents of the Byron Riblet property on the Little Spokane River - and Ty Brown, a loca...

Our special guest, Dan Carpenter, great-grandson of Royal Riblet, visits "Riviera" - the estate of his great-grand uncle Byron Riblet, in the third episode of season two of the King's Guide. This is a two-part episode on Byron Riblet and the Riblet Tramway Company. Chuck rides along with Dan in his '51 Chevy, and they begin at Arbor Crest Wine Cellars. Expect episode three to come out in mid-No...

We're in high gear producing the next couple episodes of the King's Guide, a one-two punch on Byron Riblet and the Riblet Tramway Company. The Riblet Tramway Company built hundreds of ski-lifts across America. In the car, Bob Olsen is driving his '62 Grand Prix, with Ty Brown riding shotgun, Chuck King behind Ty, and Doug Sowder, president of the Riblet Tramway Co behind the driver. We know it'...

Chuck takes flight on this preview of Episode 6 of the King's Guide! Our season two episodes have so far all featured a classic car, but this episode features a historic plane! Whose plane was it? You'll just have to watch Episode 6 to find out. Find all our episodes online on Patreon: www.patreon.com/kingsguide Please support the King's Guide on Patreon so that we can continue to bring you mor...

Chuck King explores the life of a forgotten city founder, E.J. Brickell, in the newest episode of the King's Guide! Join Chuck as he rides with Jim Brickell, E.J. Brickell's great-great-grandson, in Jim Dormaier's 1956 Chevy Bel Air. Also joining Chuck for this episode are West Valley High School teachers, Ty Brown and Ned Fadeley, as well as E.J. Brickell's great-great-granddaugther, Iris Cant...

The King's Guide celebrates the history of the greater Spokane area. The King's Guide is hosted by Chuck King, co-founder of the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum, and produced and directed by Garrin Hertel, the former publisher of Nostalgia Magazine. ​Join Chuck on frequent adventures exploring the history of Spokane and the surrounding region. Each full-length episode in season two features quir...

Doug Sowter shows Chuck a profile drawing of the Carinthia Bubble ski lift at Mount Snow, Vermont in this teaser footage for a future episode of the King's Guide which will feature the life of Byron Riblet, founder of the Riblet Tramway Company. Byron Riblet was also instrumental in the founding and building of Spokane, WA. Learn more about the King's Guide online at www.kingsguidespokane.com.

Jim Dormaier gives a brief history of his '56 Chevy Belair, and a few passersby offer some fun compliments. The King's Guide S2E2 is still in production, but we hope to bring you the full episode in the coming months, and the new season fully launched by fall 2021. Learn more at www.kingsguidespokane.com

Please enjoy this quick trailer for the season two, episode two edition of the King's Guide, featuring the life and times of E.J. Brickell, Spokane's first millionaire. Brickell has been largely lost in the story of Spokane's founding, but thanks to his great, great grandson, Jim Brickell, and Chuck King, the story of E.J. Brickell is now emerging from the shadows. According to A.M. Cannon, ano...

Our season two pilot has arrived! Join Chuck as he takes a tour of the Spokane Cable Railway line in Spokane. Chuck is driven along the route by Henry Johnson in his beautiful 1940 Packard 120 Sedan. If you want to see a full new season of the King's Guide launch into production, please consider supporting our gofundme campaign, which you can find at www.kingsguidespokane.com.

How did historic preservation pump $43 million into the local economy over the last two years? Chuck King is on the case on episode 14 of the King's Guide! Chuck visits Megan Kelly Duvall and the Spokane Historic Landmarks office in search of information on the Charles Marr House, and learns a whole lot more.

The King's Guide - E.J. Brickell and Patsy Clark - S1E13

The King's Guide - E.J. Brickell, the Lion in the Shadows - S1E13 bonus coverage

The King's Guide - Patsy Clark Mansion - S1E13 bonus coverage

The King's Guide - The Wandermere Golf Course - S1E11

The King's Guide - Spokane's Lincoln Statue - S1E12

The King's Guide - Elks Rest Cemetery - S1E10

The King's Guide - "Buy Gum Wilson" - S1E9

The King's Guide - The Monroe Street Retaining Wall - S1E8

The King's Guide - The Beginnings of the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum - S1E7

The King's Guide - The Monroe Street Bridge - S1E6

The King's Guide - The Coyne Helicopter Airship - S1E5

The King's Guide - "Selling Sex in the Silver Valley" - S1E4

The King's Guide - Manito Park Sledding Hill - S3E1

The King's Guide - The Crescent Department Store - S1E2

The King's Guide - The Spokane Skate Ribbon - S1E1