Related Records

1. 2003.002.60 - "Port Coquitlam will be unrecognizable"

   A photo Shaughnessy St. There is a newspaper clipping glued on the back of the photo that says "Port Coquitlam will be unrecognizable, when it becomes a place to visit, not pass through."

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 2003.027.1 - Shaughnessy Street Panorama

   Colour panoramic photograph. Three photgraphs pasted onto a backing to create a panoramic image. Dimensions: 35.5 x 91.5 cm Photographic panorama shows Shaughnessy Street from a park point of view. Texaco gas station visible to the left and cenotaph visible to the right. Port Coquitlam 1978 written in black pen at BR corner. "Shaughnessy Street | Port Coquitlam, B.C. Canada 1978" written in pen on cardboard backing at BL. "By E.Cramer, Por...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 2007.017.52 - Cenotaph and city hall

   Black and white photograph depicting the veteran's cenotaph with city hall in the background.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. 2007.017.57 - Shaughnessy

   Large Black and white photograph of the Shaughnessy street underpass.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 2007.017.58 - Dewdney 1916

   Large black and white photograph depicting Dewdney Trunk Road and businesses. Likely taken on Dominion Day (note flags). On front: Dewdney Trunk Rd. Center of Business District On Back: Myrtle Hotel build (sic) 1911, destroyed 1921 flood Port Coquitlam's Main St. 1916 Mrs. Edith Chambers, 3131 Flint St., Port Coquitlam V3B 4H7

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 2007.017.60a - Coquitlam Hotel on Dewdney

   Large black and white photographs depicting Dewdney St. On front: Dudney St Cogutlam BC

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. 2007.017.76 - Shaughnessy Street looking north

   Large black and white photograph depicting Shaughnessy street. Reverse: Shaughnessy Street looking north Kingsway bottom cross street

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 2007.017.77 - Shaughnessy Street

   Large black and white photograph depicting Shaughnessy Street. Reverse: Shaughnessy Street west Pitt River Road 1960

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 2007.017.95 - City Hall, Port Coquitlam City Hall, Port Coquitlam 1913

   Large black and white photograph depicting Port Coquitlam's first City Hall and later fire hall, known as "Kelly's Hall", formerly located on Dewdney Trunk Road (now Kingsway Ave.) west of Coquitlam River. Burnt in the fire of 1920. Obverse: City Hall, Port Coquitlam 1913

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 2007.048.2 - Painting

    Acrylic on canvas. No frame. Dimensions: 45.5 x 35.5 cm Painting depicts a cityscape - a dirt road with three main buildings. The three buildings are identified as Kelly's Hall (old city hall in Port Coquitlam), the Coquitlam hotel, and IN Stables. There is line of people standing in front of Kelly's Hall in black uniforms. Crowds observe the scene from the street and from the hotel. This painting is based on a black and white photograph from...

    Record Type: Object

    
11. 2014.017.1 - Print

    Print of sketch. Brown wood frame. Dimensions: 32 x 45 cm Sketch of "Aggie" (Agricultural) Hall. Copy 17/400 written in pencil at BL corner Titled: Port Coquitlam "Aggie" Hall at BC Signed Breen, 1981. at BL in sketched grass. Another Breen signature in pencil at BR.

    Record Type: Object

    
12. 2015.025.1 - Painting

    Acrylic on canvas. No frame. Dimensions: 51 x 40.5 cm Painting depicts a streetview of the "Port Theatre" - a white building with lower brick detailing and a blue sign. Some grass in foreground and tree in background. Artist signature at BR corner of painting.

    Record Type: Object

    
13. 2022.017.100 - May Day Parade Bagpipe Band

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts a Bagpipe Band marching down Shaughnessy Street for the May Day Parade. The bagpipers wear traditional highland kilts. Crowds line the sides of the street. Elks Hall is visble in the background.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. 2022.017.101 - May Day Parade Bagpipe Band

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts a Bagpipe Band marching down Shaughnessy Street for the May Day Parade. The bagpipers wear traditional highland kilts. Crowds line the sides of the street. Elks Hall is visble in the background.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. 2022.017.103 - May Day Indigenous Marching Band

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts an Indigenous Girl's Marching Band coming down Shaughnessy Street for the May Day Parade. They wear white dresses with brown fringe at the neckline, sleeves and bottom of skirt and feathers in hair. These girls are likely members of the Kwikwetlem First Nations.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. 2022.017.105 - May Day Parade Royal Canadian Legion Float and Horse and Carriage

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts the May Day Parade going down Shaughnessy Street. The Royal Canadian Legion Float has passed by and a horse and carriage is incoming to this particular spot. There are several storefronts visible including "chic shoppe ladies wear", Speedwash, and then the Elks Hall in the distance. There is a crowd of people lining the street.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. 2022.017.106 - May Day Parade Royal Party Float

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts the May Day Parade going down Shaughnessy Street. The parade float central to this image is the Royal Party float. The May Queen, Maids, Miss Canada, Record Bearer, and Flower Girls are all likely on this float. There is also a decorative May Pole and arch made out of handmade crepe paper flowers. The sides of the float are decorated in tinsel-like material and fringed at the bottom. There are seve...

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. 2022.017.116 - Snow at PoCo Building Supplies

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts a recent snow fall at the Galer's family business, PoCo Building Supplies. The building itself is to the right of the image. Two red PoCo Building Supplies Transfer trucks can be seen to the left of the image.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. 2022.017.117 - Snow at PoCo Building Supplies

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts a recent snow fall at the Galer's family business, PoCo Building Supplies. There is a blue PoCo Building Supplies Transfer truck in the centre of the image that is covered in snow with a small snow pile infront of the truck. Building supplies inventory to each side of the truck are covered in snow.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 2022.017.118 - Front of PoCo Building Supplies after Snowfall

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph depicts a recent snow fall at the Galer's family business, PoCo Building Supplies. The photograph shows the store front of PoCo Building Supplies. There has been a recent snowfall and the parking lot has been shovelled, but snow still remains on the ground. There is one white car and one brown car parked in front of the store.

    Record Type: Photo