# 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. This is a list of some of the buildings that he designed.
| Name | Location | Year Completed | Type | Ref(s) | Still in Use |
| First National Bank | Arcata, California | 1913 | Bank | | |
| Bay View School | Santa Cruz, California | 1908 | School | | No (1957) |
| Burlingame High School | Burlingame, California | 1923 | School | | Yes |
| Boulder Creek High School | Boulder Creek, California | 1906 | School | | 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 | | Yes |
| Santa Cruz High School | Santa Cruz, California | 1915 | School | | Yes |
| 1116 Laurent Street | Santa Cruz, California | 1933 | Domestic | | Yes |
| 1135 N. Branciforte Avenue | Santa Cruz, California | 1915 | Domestic | | Yes |
| 1220 Pacific Ave. Masonic Hall (remodel) | Santa Cruz, California | 1907 | Commercial | | No |
| 240 West Cliff Drive | Santa Cruz, California | 1907 | Domestic | | No |
| 325 Laurent Street | Santa Cruz, California | 1906 | Domestic | | Yes |
| 343 High Street | Santa Cruz, California | 1909 | Domestic | | Yes |
| 316 Escalona Drive | Santa Cruz, California | 1908 | Domestic | | Yes |
| 662 Escalona Drive | Santa Cruz, California | 1933 | Domestic | | Yes |
| 314 West Cliff Drive | Santa Cruz, California | 1911 | Domestic | | Yes |
| Laurel School, 301 Center St. | Santa Cruz, California | 1930 | School | | Yes |
| Leask's Department Store | Santa Cruz, California | 1906 | Commercial | | No |
| East Cliff and Seabright Library | Santa Cruz, California | 1915 | Library | | Yes |
| 120 Green Street | Santa Cruz, California | 1922–23 | Domestic | | Yes |
| Santa Cruz Main Carnegie Library | Santa Cruz, California | 1904 | Library | | No |
| P.T. Phillips House, 1116 Laurent St | Santa Cruz, California | 1933 | Domestic | | Yes |
| Santa Cruz East Cliff Carnegie Library | Santa Cruz, California | 1915 | Library | | No |
| Santa Cruz Garfield Park Carnegie Library | Santa Cruz, California | 1915 | Library | | Yes |
| Cocoanut Grove | Santa Cruz, California | 1907 | Ballroom | | Yes |
| Palomar Hotel | Santa Cruz, California | 1928 | Commercial | | Yes |
| People's Bank | Santa Cruz, California | 1910 | Commercial | | 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 | | Yes |
| Eureka High School | Eureka, California | 1915 | School | Yes | |
| Fremont High School | Sunnyvale, California | 1925 | School | | Yes |
| Herbert Hoover Junior High School | San Jose, California | 1931 | School | | |
| Jean Harvey School | Walnut Grove, California | 1926 | School | | |
| Los Gatos High School | Los Gatos, California | 1925 | School | | Yes |
| Piedmont High School | Piedmont, California | 1921 | School | | No |
| Big Pine School | Big Pine, California | 1921 | School | | |
| Owens Valley School | Independence, California | | School | | |
| Santa Rosa High School | Santa Rosa, California | 1920s | School | | 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 | | |
| Napa Union High School | Napa, California | ca 1925 | School | | |
| Morgan Hill School | Morgan Hill, California | | School | | |
| Lemoore Union High School | Lemoore, California | | School | | |
| Winters High School | Winters, California | 1916 | School | | |
| Woodland Grammar School | Woodland, California | 1924 | School | | |
| Woodland High School (first construction) | Woodland, California | 1913 | School | | |
| Woodland Primary School | Woodland, California | 1915 | School | | |
| M.R. Trace School | San Jose, California | 1927 | School | | |
| Old Berryessa Elementary School | Berryessa, San Jose, California | 1927 | School | | No |
| Woodrow Wilson Junior High School | San Jose, California | 1925 | School | | |
| Theodore Roosevelt Junior High School | San Jose, California | 1926 | School | | |
| Bayliss Carnegie Library | Glenn, California | 1917 | Library | | |
| Gilroy Carnegie Library | Gilroy, California | 1910 | Library | | |
| Livermore Carnegie Library | Livermore, California | 1911 | Library | | |
| Lompoc Carnegie Library | Lompoc, California | 1911 | Library | | |
| Monterey Carnegie Library | Monterey, California | 1911 | Library | | |
| Nevada City Carnegie Library | Nevada City, California | 1907 | Library | | |
| Oakland Melrose Branch Carnegie Library | Oakland, California | 1915 | Library | | |
| Orland Carnegie Library | Orland, California | 1915 | Library | | |
| Oroville Carnegie Library | Oroville, California | 1912 | Library | | |
| Masonic Temple | Palo Alto, California | 1910 | Commercial | | No (1972) |
| Paso Robles Carnegie Library | Paso Robles, California | 1908 | Library | | |
| Richmond Carnegie Library | Richmond, California | 1910 | Library | | |
| Roseville Carnegie Library | Roseville, California | 1912 | Library | | |
| San Leandro Carnegie Library | San Leandro, California | 1909 | Library | | |
| Daniel Best Building | San Leandro, California | 1910 | Commercial | | |
| San Luis Obispo Carnegie Library | San Luis Obispo, California | 1905 | Library | | |
| South San Francisco Carnegie Library | South San Francisco, California | 1920 | Library | | |
| Watsonville Carnegie Library | Watsonville, California | 1905 | Library | | |
| Woodland Carnegie Library | Woodland, California | 1905 | Library | | |
| Yolo Library | Yolo, California | 1917 | Library | | |
| Yreka Carnegie Library | Yreka, California | 1915 | Library | | |
| Woodland Clinic Hospital and Clinic Facilities | Woodland, California | 1920 (subsequent additions in 1922, 1928) | Hospital | | |
| Winters City Hall | Winters, California | 1916 | City hall | | |
| First Christian Church | Winters, California | 1913 | Religious | | |
| Inyo County Courthouse | Independence, California | 1922 | Courthouse | | |
| Yolo County Courthouse | Woodland, California | 1917 | Courthouse | | |
| Yolo County Jail | Woodland, California | 1915 | Jail | | |
| Rebekah Children Services | Gilroy, California | 1921 | Other | | |
| Yolo Fliers Clubhouse | Yolo County, California | 1920 | Other | | |
| Woodland Elks Lodge | Woodland, California | 1926 | Lodge | | |
| Pacific Grove Masonic Lodge | Pacific Grove, California | 1905 | Lodge | | |
| Bank of Woodland | Woodland, California | 1903 | Bank | | |
| Yolo County Savings Bank | Woodland, California | 1903 | Bank | | |
| 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 | | |
| Hotel Durant | Berkeley, California | 1928 | Commercial | | Yes |
| Hotel Woodland | Woodland, California | 1928 | Commercial | | |
| Milias Hotel | Gilroy, California | 1921 | Commercial | | |
| Porter Building | Woodland, California | 1913 | Commercial | | |
| Spreckels Sugar Company Beet Factory | Spreckels, California | 1898 | Commercial | | |
| First Christian Church | Oakland, California | 1928 | Religious | | |
| J.I. McConnell Home | Woodland, California | 1919 | Domestic | | |
| Tuttle Mansion | Watsonville, California | 1897 | Domestic | | |
| W. H. Weeks House | Salinas, California | 1898 | Domestic | | |
| 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 | | |
| California Polytechnic School, Household Arts | San Luis Obispo, California | 1906 | School | | |
| 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 | | Yes |
| Bank of Tracy | Tracy, California | 1920 | Commercial | | Yes |

## Citations

* ↑ Lewis, Betty (1985). W.H. Weeks: Architect. Panorama West Books. pp. 47–57. ISBN 978-0-914330-85-1. Retrieved June 29, 2009. All Weeks' buildings are listed and current condition (if known).
* ↑ "Plans Ready for Arcata's Bank Building". The Humboldt Times. UCR Center for Bibliographical Studies and Research. California Digital Newspaper Collection. March 24, 1913. p. 6. Retrieved April 5, 2022.
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