Use for: Valleyview 300

• The Admission and Infirmary Building for the Aged, also known as Valleyview 300, opened in 1959. In 1989, the building was renamed the Valleyview Pavilion. It operated until 2012, when Riverview Hospital closed, and was demolished in 2016.

Use for: Home for the Aged, Homes for the Aged

• Valleyview Hospital was a geriatric care unit on Riverview Hospital grounds. It originally opened in 1936, housed in the buildings that were used by the old Boy’s Industrial School at Coquitlam. At this time it was known as the Home for the Aged, a name taken from the Provincial Act under which it functioned. Over time, more buildings were added to the Homes for the Aged. Additionally, two other Homes for the Aged were opened and operated by the Mental Health Services Branch in Vernon in 1949 (Dellview) and Terrace in 1950 (Skeenaview). In 1959, the Admission and Infirmary Building for the Aged, also known as Valleyview 300 opened. The series of buildings were collectively renamed Valleyview Hospital. In 1986 Valleyview and Riverview Hospital amalgamated under one operational umbrella. Valleyview Pavilion operated until 2012, when Riverview Hospital closed, and the Valleyview Pavilion was demolished in 2016.

Use for: Forensic Psychiatric Hospital, Forensic Psychiatric Hospital

Use for: Pemberton Meadows

Use for: Nob Hill

Use for: Central School, Coquitlam High School

• There were two schools at Austin Avenue and Nelson Street: a small building that taught kindergarten to Grade 6 (Central School) and Grade 7 to 12 (Coquitlam High School).

Use for: Aggie Hall

Use for: Ryan House