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1. 2002.005 - Flood near Shaughnessy

   Coquitlam River Flood near Shaughnessy and present day Lions Park

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 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

   
3. 2003.022.1 - Map

   Reprint of map. Plan of Subdivision of Lot 379 G.1. Shows downtown PoCo, Shaughnessy St from Bury to Dewdney Trunk Rd. Light brown waxed paper. White matte, thin black metal frame. Dimensions including frame: 62 x 54 cm

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. 2007.017.57 - Shaughnessy

   Large Black and white photograph of the Shaughnessy street underpass.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 2007.017.73 - Inauguration Day Parade

   Large black and white photograph depicting the Inagueration Day Parade on Shaughnessy Street.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 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

   
7. 2007.017.77 - Shaughnessy Street

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

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 2007.017.80a-b - Shaughnessy St

   photograph of a gravel road leading into trees and mountains pictured in background grassy park area (Aggie Grounds) to the right of the road "Shaughnessy St north from railroad tracks" noted on back of print b. Sticker on back of print b notes "Old Aggie GR." (grounds) "Shaughnessy Street, Feb 1912 Coquitlam, B.C" on tape printed at BL

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 2007.017.81a-b - Road construction, Pitt River Road

   Large black and white photographs depicting the first staged of construction with loam on the bottom of the road. 81b Obverse: "Pitt River Road looking towards red Bridge from corner of Shaughnessy St "House on right belonged to Vint "Left background Watts "Circa 1910?

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 2007.017.96 - Shaughnessy street parade

    Large black and white photograph depicting a parade or the incorporation of Port Coquitlam on Shaughnessy street.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 2008.016.1 - Painting

    Ink and wash painting of the Bandshell in Aggie Park by Arlene Connolly. Greyscale. Dimensions with frame: 48.5 x 41 cm Signed Connolly in lower right. Copy of photo in archive with photocopy of original on back. Black wood frame with inner rope border.

    Record Type: Object

    
12. 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

    
13. 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

    
14. 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

    
15. 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

    
16. 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

    
17. 2022.017.42 - May Day Parade High School Band

    Positive photographic slide. Port Coquitlam High School Band marches in parade on Shaughnessy Street. The band is lead by four girls wearing blue vests and white skirts each holding up a banner or a flag. There are two girls holding banners that read "Port Coquitlam High School Band". Others hold a Canadian flag, British Columbia flag, and one more flag that is unrecognizable. The marching band follows in blue pants and white shirts. Some of the...

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. 2022.017.43 - May Day Parade Marcher

    Positive photographic slide. Marcher wears blue, pink and white going down Shaughnessy street participating in the May Day Parade in Port Coquitlam. Behind the crowd of parade onlookers is a Willow tree that is no longer at this location. City Hall is visible further into the background of the image.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. 2022.017.46 - May Day Dancer Float

    Positive photographic slide. Yellow float with yellow decorative balls hang from the top. There are three girls in red dress/costumes that seem to be in the same pose. Two younger girls are seated on the edge of the float wearing blue dresses and ballerina shoes. There is another young ballerina but in pink to the right of the photo.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 2022.017.47 - May Day Kinsmen Float

    Positive photographic slide. Photograph shows the Kinsmen float passing by the camera. The float is dark blue, pink and gold. There is a large structure in the form of the Kinsmen logo/crest and the front of the float. It seems to say "Community's Greatest Needs" along the side of the float. A boy sits at the centre of the float. I circular sign at the back of the float reads "Aid to the Retarded".

    Record Type: Photo