Campbell Union Grammar School, built by architect William H. Weeks, first opened in 1923. Originally built in the shape of an E and open to the rear, Weeks designed two additional structures to enclose the building. By March of 1929, both editions were completed and an enclosed courtyard was formed.
Forty-one years after it's dedication, the Campbell Union Grammar School was closed in 1964 due to the World War II population growth and a new decision to place schools where the student population was developing. Following it's closure in 1964, the Campbell Union Grammar School building became the first site used by the newly-developed West Valley College district. Classes remained in session there until 1976.
In 1979, after years of vacancy and vandals had destroyed much of the old school building, the property was sold and the site was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Unfortunately, despite the histori
cal value, the cost of renovating the building in it's entirety proved too high.
However, a compromise was eventually reached and the developers agreed to save the front facade as well as the kindergarten outdoor porch, and redesign the building as close to it's original appearance as possible.
The Heritage Village Project, built by W.L. Errico & Associates under the guidance of William Hedley's architectural firm, proved to be a brilliant preservation of the effects of the Campbell Union Grammar School as originally designed by William H. Weeks.
Campbell, located literally at the heart of the "Silicon Valley", boasts a relaxed small town atmosphere in a fast paced - high technology 
epicenter. Bordered to the north by Santa Clara; to the east by San Jose; to the south by Los Gatos; and to the west by Cupertino, Saratoga, and Sunnyvale, Campbell rests in the center of the Silicon Valley. Bound at each border by a major freeway, Campbell is the most accessible city in the Bay Area. One could say that all roads lead back to this beautiful town.
Far from the days of farmlands, orchards and fruit packing, the City of Campbell now hosts a variety of businesses and high-tech companies. From design firms and marketing agencies to software manufacturers, server technology and the growth of the "dot-com" population, the possibilities are endless.
Heritage Village Offices and Executive Suites is proud to inhabit this beautifully preserved Campbell landmark. With a superb blend of historical ambiance and all of the amenities of a high-tech office complex, Heritage Village offers the best of both worlds. Tenants can enjoy a quiet, relaxed professional setting with the most current technological office design and on-site professional support staff.
Here, in the heart of downtown Campbell, where the preservation of history remains as important as the advancement of business technology, Heritage Village Offices and Executive Suites stands as a cornerstone for the ideals of a small town in a high-tech society.