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Photograph of Harry Elphick, a fruit salesman, standing in front of Pett's Store (a general store).

A Portrait of Émeri Paré and Antonio Paré in front of the new Municipal Hall on 1111 Brunette Street.

A Portrait of Émeri Paré Sr., who was appointed Chief of Police in 1914. He was paid $75 a month for his work. His uncle was the first Chief of Police.

Émeri Paré Sr., pictured, was the chief of the municipal volunteer fire brigade.

This is an image of B. Falcon, the Fire Chief, and the rest of the Coquitlam Fire Department, outside the Coquitlam Municipal Hall.

This is an image of Antonio and Edna Paré, grandchildren of Émeri Paré Sr., in front of Coquitlam Municipal Hall and Police Station

Photograph of dwellings at Fraser Mills

Photograph of Émeri Paré, Sr. standing in front of his house at 1318 Brunette, which also served as the police station and then later as municipal hall.

Photograph of George Shepherd feeding the ducks at Shepherd's Bush, a 10 acre farm at the corner of Clarke and Como Lake in 1924. Burquitlam Plaza occupies this site currently.

Photograph of Dorothy Allard, centre row, eighth from left, participating in the Feast of Corpus Christi on May 29, 1932.