The fonds consists of correspondence (1920), financial records, a membership application, by-laws (1917), pamphlets (1921) and insurance records.

The fonds consists of the cashbook (1907-1910) of the Canadian Pacific Lumber Company.

The fonds consists of City bylaws (1913-1957), letterbooks and correspondence (1913-1955), assessment rolls (1913-1974), legal agreements, financial ledger (1955-1958), and other operational records (including legal notices) of the City Clerk's office. Fonds includes the minutes of the Town Planning Commission and the Advisory Planning Committee (1948-1958) and records of the War Savings Committee.

The fonds consists of Clarke's diary (1884-1886), his real estate ledger (1879) recording sales of land in Port Moody, and correspondence and legal documents relating to Clarke's real estate business activities.

The fonds consists of minutes (1947-1983), correspondence (1947-1983), membership lists (1947-1983) and a scrapbook.

The fonds consists of minutes (1949-1979), correspondence (1959-1979), annual reports (1949-1994), financial records (1977-1981), and constitution (1979).

The fonds consists of the Police Department diaries kept by the Chief Constable from 1913 to 1938.

The fonds consists of correspondence, memos, and pamphlets relating to Port Moody's celebrations of British Columbia's centennial in 1971.

The fonds consists of minutes (1936-1954, 1960-1967), cashbook (1942-1951), constitution (1947), correspondence (1945-1953, 1962-1968), membership and executive files, and reference files.

The fonds consists of the record book of the Port Moody Canoe Club (1965-1970) recording training schedules of its members.

The fonds consists of the cash journal (1923-1941) of the Port Moody Cooperative Association.

The fonds consists of financial records (1969-1981), correspondence (1974-1979), minutes (1978-1983), and records relating to the Museum Restoration Project (1980-1983).

The fonds consists of the minutes and correspondence (1912-1913) of the Port Moody Incorporation Committee.

The fonds consists of minutes (1925-1937), accounts (1931-1936), annual reports, correspondence, receipts, and Guides and Brownies certificates of the Port Moody Girl Guides Association, including record and attendance books for the Port Moody Brownies (1935-1937).

The fonds consists of correspondence and financial records documenting the planning of the Jubilee. Also included are pamphlets advertising the celebration.

The collection consists of maps and plans of the Port Moody and Coquitlam areas, including railroad maps and plans and townsite and subdivision maps.

The collection consists of photographs depicting people, events, industry (including sawmills and oil refineries), and the built and natural environment of Port Moody, Coquitlam, Ioco, and surrounding area. Many of the photographs in the collection were originally collected by the Coquitlam Historical Society, which disbanded ca. 1971.

The collection consists of taped interviews with people giving their earliest recollections of times and events in Port Moody and area.

The fonds consists of the minutes (1930-1933) of the club.

The fonds consists of a minute book of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Port Moody Legion Branch 119.

Fonds is arranged into three series: Administrative and operational records; Newspaper clippings; Photographs and audio/visual.

Fonds consists of three record series: Westminster Presbytery and Executive meeting minutes (1925-1998); Correspondence of the Presbytery Secretary (1927-1959; 1977-1989); Subject files of the Presbytery Secretary (1950-1992); Pastoral Charge files of the Presbytery Secretary 1975-1992); and Roll of Presbytery (1930-1935).

Fonds contains records relating to St. Andrew's Presbyterian and United Churches (Port Moody and Ioco) and Glenayre United Church. Fonds consists of the following record series: Baptism, marriage, and burial records (1899-1993); Membership records (1910-2004); Board and committee minutes (1943-2002); Women’s group records (1924-1978); Other group records (1928-1992); Sunday school records (1925-[197-?]); Financial records (1942-1995); Property records (1956-2002); Worship service bulletins (1965-1967); Annual reports (1928-2006); Communications records (1969-2003); Historical material and memorabilia (1911-2005); and Photographs of church life (1910-[1998]).

The fonds consists of black and white photographs, some black and white negatives, and the occasional colour photograph 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 of Coquitlam.

The fonds consists of copies of The Coquitlam Herald newspaper covering the period from 1930 to 1957.