110 Maple Avenue, Watsonville (Private Residence). Photo by Bradley Allen. October 23, 2012. William H. Weeks (1864-1936) was an architect from Watsonville who was responsible for designing many of the best loved buildings in the Santa Cruz area.
His career locally began in 1892-94, he was a resident of Watsonville from that time until 1912. He passed away on April 29, 1936 in Piedmont.
Local Buildings Designed
| Branciforte Elementary School | Louden Nelson Community Center |
Leask's Department Store ( Santa Cruz) |
1116 Laurent Street (Santa Cruz) |
| Casino Arcade | Redman House | Seabright Library ( Santa Cruz) | 1135 N. Branciforte Avenue (Santa Cruz) |
| Cocoanut Grove | Santa Cruz East Cliff Carnegie Library | Watsonville Carnegie Library | 120 Green Street (Santa Cruz) |
| Darling House | Santa Cruz Eastside Carnegie Library | Resetar Hotel (Watsonville) | 1220 Pacific Ave (remodel) (Santa Cruz) |
| Duncan Mcpherson Home | Santa Cruz Garfield Park Carnegie Library | Soquel Grammar School | 662 Escalona Drive (Santa Cruz) |
| Laurel School | Santa Cruz High School | 1st Christian Church #1, #2, #3 (Watsonville) | 232 High Street (Santa Cruz) |
| People's Bank | Santa Cruz Main Carnegie Library |
Dr. P.T. Phillips House (Santa Cruz)
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325 Laurent Street (Santa Cruz) |
| Tuttle Mansion | Watsonville High School | Julius Lee House (Watsonville) | 240 Gharkey Street (Santa Cruz) |
References
- http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hughlemmon/wmhweeks.htm, retrieved on August 4, 2011.
