List of buildings designed by W. H. Weeks

During his career, W. H. Weeks designed hundreds of buildings throughout California, as well as some in Oregon and Nevada.[1] This is a list of some of the buildings that he designed.

Name Location Year Completed Type Ref(s) Still in Use
Santa Barbara High School Santa Barbara, California 1924 School [2][3] Yes
Santa Barbara Junior High School Santa Barbara, California 1932 School [2] Yes
La Cumbre Elementary School Santa Barbara, California 1927 School [2][4] Yes
First National Bank Arcata, California 1913 Bank [5]
Bay View School Santa Cruz, California 1908 School [6] No (1957)
Burlingame High School Burlingame, California 1923 School Yes
Boulder Creek High School Boulder Creek, California 1906 School [7] No (1946)
Convention Hall Monterey, California 1910 Commercial
Bank of Monterey Monterey, California 1909 Commercial
Goldstine Block (Monterey Hotel), 406 Alvarado Monterey, California 1906 Commercial Yes
Underwood Building, 416 Alvarado Monterey, California 1912 Commercial Yes
Opera House Monterey, California 1905 Commercial No
Branciforte Elementary School Santa Cruz, California 1914 School [8] Yes
Santa Cruz High School Santa Cruz, California 1915 School [9] Yes
1116 Laurent Street Santa Cruz, California 1933 Domestic [10] Yes
1135 N. Branciforte Avenue Santa Cruz, California 1915 Domestic [11] Yes
1220 Pacific Ave. Masonic Hall (remodel) Santa Cruz, California 1907 Commercial [12] No
240 West Cliff Drive Santa Cruz, California 1907 Domestic [13] No
325 Laurent Street Santa Cruz, California 1906 Domestic [14] Yes
343 High Street Santa Cruz, California 1909 Domestic [15] Yes
316 Escalona Drive Santa Cruz, California 1908 Domestic [16] Yes
662 Escalona Drive Santa Cruz, California 1933 Domestic [17] Yes
314 West Cliff Drive Santa Cruz, California 1911 Domestic [13] Yes
Laurel School, 301 Center St. Santa Cruz, California 1930 School [18] Yes
Leask's Department Store Santa Cruz, California 1906 Commercial [19] No
East Cliff and Seabright Library Santa Cruz, California 1915 Library [20] Yes
120 Green Street Santa Cruz, California 1922–23 Domestic [21] Yes
Santa Cruz Main Carnegie Library Santa Cruz, California 1904 Library [22] No
P.T. Phillips House, 1116 Laurent St Santa Cruz, California 1933 Domestic [10] Yes
Santa Cruz East Cliff Carnegie Library Santa Cruz, California 1915 Library No
Santa Cruz Garfield Park Carnegie Library Santa Cruz, California 1915 Library [23] Yes
Cocoanut Grove Santa Cruz, California 1907 Ballroom [24] Yes
Palomar Hotel Santa Cruz, California 1928 Commercial [25] Yes
People's Bank Santa Cruz, California 1910 Commercial [26] Yes
Soquel Grammar School Soquel, California 1921 School Yes
Campbell Union Grammar School Campbell, California 1922 School Yes
Campbell High School Campbell, California 1938 School [27] Yes
Eureka High School Eureka, California 1915 School Yes
Fremont High School Sunnyvale, California 1925 School [28] Yes
Herbert Hoover Junior High School San Jose, California 1931 School [29][30]
Jean Harvey School Walnut Grove, California 1926 School [31]
Los Gatos High School Los Gatos, California 1925 School Yes
Piedmont High School Piedmont, California 1921 School [32] No
Big Pine School Big Pine, California 1921 School
Owens Valley School Independence, California School
Santa Rosa High School Santa Rosa, California 1920s School [33] Yes
San Luis Obispo High School San Luis Obispo, California 1916 School
Turlock High School Turlock, California 1922 School
Tracy High School Tracy, California 1917 School
Walnut Street School Woodland, California 1916 School [34]
Napa Union High School Napa, California ca 1925 School
Morgan Hill School Morgan Hill, California School [35]
Lemoore Union High School Lemoore, California School
Winters High School Winters, California 1916 School [36]
Woodland Grammar School Woodland, California 1924 School [34]
Woodland High School (first construction) Woodland, California 1913 School [34]
Woodland Primary School Woodland, California 1915 School [34]
M.R. Trace School San Jose, California 1927 School [37]
Old Berryessa Elementary School Berryessa, San Jose, California 1927 School [38] No
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School San Jose, California 1925 School [39]
Theodore Roosevelt Junior High School San Jose, California 1926 School
Bayliss Carnegie Library Glenn, California 1917 Library [40]
Gilroy Carnegie Library Gilroy, California 1910 Library [41]
Livermore Carnegie Library Livermore, California 1911 Library [42]
Lompoc Carnegie Library Lompoc, California 1911 Library [43]
Monterey Carnegie Library Monterey, California 1911 Library [44]
Nevada City Carnegie Library Nevada City, California 1907 Library [45]
Oakland Melrose Branch Carnegie Library Oakland, California 1915 Library [46]
Orland Carnegie Library Orland, California 1915 Library [47]
Oroville Carnegie Library Oroville, California 1912 Library [48]
Masonic Temple Palo Alto, California 1910 Commercial No (1972)
Paso Robles Carnegie Library Paso Robles, California 1908 Library [49]
Richmond Carnegie Library Richmond, California 1910 Library [50]
Roseville Carnegie Library Roseville, California 1912 Library [51]
San Leandro Carnegie Library San Leandro, California 1909 Library [52]
Daniel Best Building San Leandro, California 1910 Commercial
San Luis Obispo Carnegie Library San Luis Obispo, California 1905 Library [53]
South San Francisco Carnegie Library South San Francisco, California 1920 Library [54]
Watsonville Carnegie Library Watsonville, California 1905 Library [55]
Woodland Carnegie Library Woodland, California 1905 Library [34]
Yolo Library Yolo, California 1917 Library [56]
Yreka Carnegie Library Yreka, California 1915 Library [57]
Woodland Clinic Hospital and Clinic Facilities Woodland, California 1920 (subsequent additions in 1922, 1928) Hospital [34]
Winters City Hall Winters, California 1916 City hall [36]
First Christian Church Winters, California 1913 Religious
Inyo County Courthouse Independence, California 1922 Courthouse [32][58]
Yolo County Courthouse Woodland, California 1917 Courthouse [34]
Yolo County Jail Woodland, California 1915 Jail [36]
Rebekah Children Services Gilroy, California 1921 Other [59]
Yolo Fliers Clubhouse Yolo County, California 1920 Other [36]
Woodland Elks Lodge Woodland, California 1926 Lodge [34]
Pacific Grove Masonic Lodge Pacific Grove, California 1905 Lodge
Bank of Woodland Woodland, California 1903 Bank [36]
Yolo County Savings Bank Woodland, California 1903 Bank [34]
Bishop Berkeley Apartments Berkeley, California 1928 Commercial Yes
Elmwood Hardware Building Berkeley, California 1923 Commercial
Professor Hoss House Berkeley, California 1896 Domestic
Foskett and Elworthy Building Concord, California 1911 Commercial [60]
Hotel Durant Berkeley, California 1928 Commercial Yes
Hotel Woodland Woodland, California 1928 Commercial [34]
Milias Hotel Gilroy, California 1921 Commercial
Porter Building Woodland, California 1913 Commercial [34]
Spreckels Sugar Company Beet Factory Spreckels, California 1898 Commercial
First Christian Church Oakland, California 1928 Religious
J.I. McConnell Home Woodland, California 1919 Domestic [36]
Tuttle Mansion Watsonville, California 1897 Domestic
W. H. Weeks House Salinas, California 1898 Domestic [61]
J.H. McDougall Building Salinas, California 1898 Office
Frankie Orr House Hollister, California 1900 Domestic Yes
City Hall Hollister, California Circa 1908 Office
Masonic Temple Hollister, California 1907 Lodge
California Polytechnic School, Building #1 San Luis Obispo, California 1903 School
California Polytechnic School, Building #2 San Luis Obispo, California 1903 School
California Polytechnic School, Powerhouse San Luis Obispo, California 1902 School [62]
California Polytechnic School, Household Arts San Luis Obispo, California 1906 School [62]
Masonic Building Red Bluff, California 1924 Lodge
Pomona High School #2 Pomona, California 1923 School
San Mateo Union High School San Mateo, California 1926 School
Appleton Hotel Watsonville, California 1911 Hotel
Resetar Hotel Watsonville, California 1927 Hotel
Wheeler Hospital Gilroy, California 1928 Hospital
1st Christian Church #1 Watsonville, California 1892 Church
1st Christian Church #3 Watsonville, California 1903 Church
1st Christian Church #4 Watsonville, California 1929 Church
Julius Lee House Watsonville, California 1894 Domestic Yes
James Redman House Watsonville, California 1897 Domestic
Samuel M. Black House Salinas, California 1900 Domestic
George Wood House (Woodleigh) Saratoga, California 1911 Domestic
William H. Weeks House Piedmont, California 1922 Domestic
Edgar and Dora Ellis Holloway House Gilroy, California Domestic
Medico-Dental Building San Jose, California 1927 Commercial Yes
De Anza Hotel San Jose, California 1930 Hotel [63] Yes
Bank of Tracy Tracy, California 1920 Commercial [64] Yes

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