The series consists of 5 graduation portraits of unidentified nurses from the Training School for Nurses at the Provincial Mental Hospital (Essondale), as well as a portrait of an unidentified staff nurse, and a group portrait of unidentified men presumed to be the teaching staff of the Training School for Nurses.

The series consists of two team photographs taken by the Coquitlam Photo Company, as well as fourteen single player uniformed portraits taken by an unknown photographer, and photographs of hockey games taken by an unknown photographer.

The series consists of photographs related to the Coquitlam Foundation awards galas, fundraising dinners, and other events.

The series consists of photographs predominantly depicting events held by the Hoy Scott Watershed Society, including Salmon Come Home, Salmon Leave Home, Fry Releases, Trail Clean Ups, and field trips. The series also documents the habitat of Hoy and Scott Creek during different seasons as well as construction, excavation, and changes to the hatchery and rearing ponds.

Record types include a scrapbook, silver gelatin negatives in large format cellulose acetate sheets, silver gelatin DOP prints, chromogenic colour negative film strips, slides, and prints.

The series consists of photographs of Tim Kernighan working for the Coquitlam Fire Department, as well as various community events he participated in. The series also contains photographs of fires.

Series consists of photographs that document Terry's time on Council.

The series consists of b&w negatives and contact sheets.

The series consists of photographs taken by photographers working for the Enterprise Newspaper. Notations on the backs of the photographs indicate that they were used to plan the publication of the newspaper, and some have cropping written directly on the photograph. Most of the photographs depict residents and locations in Coquitlam as well as surrounding municipalities.

The series consists of copy prints of photographs provided by residents of Coquitlam for the publication, "Coquitlam 100 Years: Reflections of the Past," published in 1991.

The series consists of photographs taken for the Tri-Cities Now newspaper. The series includes print photographs from 1991 and digital photographs arranged by edition, date, or subject stored in .tif or .jpg format on DVD-R.

This file consists of photographs of Ronald Moyes including class portraits and a 2011 portrait of Moyes and his wife Margaret.

The series consists of photographs of houses and streets in Maillardville and Fraser Mills.

The series includes 25 digital photographs (jpg) taken by members of the Burquitlam Community Association (BCA) in 2004. The photographs depict local landmarks as well as a BCA meeting held in November, 2004.

The item consists of a leather scrapbook containing sepia-toned photographs depicting early scenes in the area that is now Port Coquitlam.

The series consists of photographs from various photographers donated to the Coquitlam Heritage Society by various donors. The photographs feature the following: early life in Maillardville; workers, housing, and machinery at Fraser Mills; renovations of Mackin House; events at Mackin House; houses in Maillardville; and various locations around British Columbia (taken by photographers W.J. Moore and Richard Broadbridge).

The file consists of fourteen albums of photographs compiled by Burquitlam Elementary school, largely depicting student class photographs, but also depicts school events including holiday concerts, Halloween events, athletic events, and community events. The file also contains student register lists that correspond to students in the class photographs.

The item consists of a photo album containing class and staff photos from 1971 to 1977.

The file consists of a photo album primarily containing colour prints and mounted slides showing the grounds of səmiq̓ʷəʔelə / Riverview Lands and Society members at events. Also included in the album are a postcard of the Essondale Nurses' Home and a photograph of John Davidson at Black Tusk Meadows, ca. 1940, both of which were loose.

The file consists of records from 1976 related to Alan Philips who served as Municipal Engineer in Coquitlam.