in 1693 on the Plato site current post office. 1723-1764, Plato Castle: Built in 1723 by Chaussegros Lery on the same site as the residence in 1693 it was destroyed by fire in 1908. This house was called "king's house" because it belonged to the state, or "Castle of Plato". Governor Haldimand, who renovation, let it "the most beautiful garden of Canada". Staff of the castle Heather John, secretary of government, from 1760 to October 1763 Conrad Gugy, Secretary of Government, from October 1763 to 1764 Captain of the garrison of Trois-Rivières Pézard Étienne de la Touche, until June 20, 1664 Captain Arnault Tarey, Sieur de Laubias, commander of the garrison, he arrived in Trois-Rivières in September 1665 until June 10, 1668 Jacques Labadie commanded the garrison of Trois-Rivières, with the rank of Sergeant, 16 November 1671 (1684 Jette ?). Arcouet Jean dit Lajeunesse is one of the soldiers of the garrison of Trois-Rivières in 1671 The garrison has one officer and seven soldiers in 1685. Louis-François de Galifet commander in 1689-1691 Population See also Government of Canada List of Governors of Quebec Government of Montreal List of governors of Montreal References Annexes Bibliography René Beaudoin, "The Origins of the regional capital", in René Beaudoin (eds.), Meet Trois-Rivières, 375 years of history and culture, Trois-Rivières, art Éditions Le Sabord 2009, pages 73–74 () René Beaudoin, "One of the most beautiful places in the country", in René Beaudoin (eds.), Meet Trois-Rivières, 375 years of history and culture, Trois-Rivières, Editions of s The Sabord 2009, pp. 75–85 (). Daniel Robert, "Birth of Three River, trifluvian Heritage, Annual Bulletin of history Conservation Society and animation heritage Trois-Rivières, Number 7, June 1997, pages 6-11 (ISSN|1187-2713). Pierre-Georges Roy, Officers Staff governments of Quebec, Montreal and Trois-Rivières: under French rule, Lévis (Quebec), sn, 1919 Pierre-Georges Roy, "Census of the inhabitants of the town and government of Three Rivers (to 1760)", Report of the Archivist of the Province of Quebec for the year 1946-1947, Quebec, Redempti Paradis, 1946, pp. 5–53 (online at Our Roots) Guy Trépanier, Three Rivers, Historic District Study of archaeological potential, Trois-Rivières, Ministry of Cultural Affairs and the City of Trois-Rivières, 1981 Marcel Trudel, New France by text, frames of life, Montreal, HMH, 2003 (Les Cahiers du Quebec, QC 134 History Collection) (). Marcel Trudel, History of New France, volume 10, The military regime and the disappearance of New France, 1759-1764, Montreal, Fides, 1999