National Register of Historic Places A number of works by either or both Curletts are listed on the U.S.
National Register of Historic Places. These works (in California unless otherwise noted) include:
William Curlett •
Theodore F. Payne House (1881), San Francisco •
Mutual Savings Bank Building (1902), San Francisco •
Packard Library (1906), Marysville •
Phelan Building (1908), San Francisco •
Villa Montalvo (1914), Saratoga •
Haas Californiandy Factory, San Francisco
Alex and William Curlett •
Hotel Congress (1918), Tucson, Arizona •
Rialto Theatre (1920), Tucson, Arizona •
Rialto Building, Tucson, Arizona
Alex Curlett •
Building at 816 South Grand Avenue (1924), Los Angeles •
Roosevelt Building (1926), Los Angeles •
Fifth Street Store Building (1927), Los Angeles •
Board of Trade Building (1929), Los Angeles •
Equitable Building of Hollywood (1929/1931), Los Angeles
Curlett & Beelman •
Cooper Arms Apartments (1923), Long Beach •
Culver Hotel (1924), Culver City •
Chester Williams Building (1926), Los Angeles •
Potomac Block (1890), Los Angeles, with Block and Eisen •
St. Mark's Episcopal Church (1902), Berkeley •
Foreman & Clark Building (1929), Los Angeles, with Beelman • Commercial Club of Southern California, Los Angeles ==References==