the area of Montmartre by the Société Foncière du Canada. St. Hubert was featured on an episode of the 10) Knights of the Dark (Season 1 Episode 10) an entertainment show that purports to investigate paranormal events in locations around Saskatchewan. Ste-Jeanne d'Arc convent school The Ste- Jeanne d'Arc convent school was in use for four years beginning in 1920, but was soon converted to the Joan of Arc nursing home which was in use until 1967. Golden Plain Golen Plain post office was established in 1900 at Sec.22, Twp.14, R.3, W2, and changed its name to St. Hubert Mission on July 1, 1915. The name Golden Plain still heralded the district, however at Sec.4, Twp.14, R.3, W2 when the name was changed to St. Hubert Mission at the northern location. The Golden Plain Protestant Public School District #70 also served the area for four years after being established in 1886. Location Restoration During Whitewood's centennial year of 1992, they collaborated on the history of the French Counts. The Merchant Bank Heritage Center soon followed which also celebrates the French Count history and displays the welcoming sign, "The Most Romantic Settlement in the West." In the fall of 2002, economic development director Janet Blackstock along with Mayor Malcolm Green aimed at the restoration of the homes built in the late 1800s by the French aristocrats and paint outside murals in Whitewood to re-vitalize the local history. One mural had been painted in 2000 showing the town in 1890. The area of Whitewood claims that during the late nineteenth century, there were more aristocrats here than anywhere else in North America. See also Cannington Manor Provincial Park Notes Winnipeg, Manitoba: Established 1738 as Fort Rouge; renamed 1822 Fort Garry; incorporated in 1873 as the City of Winnipeg. $20,000.00 in 1889 is equivalent to $, in present day terms. $3,000.00 in 1889 is equivalent to $, in present day terms. $1.00 in 1872 is equivalent to $, in present day terms. References Citations Smeets, L. (1980) Memories of St Hubert Whitewood Herald Sullivan, K. (2009), The French Counts of St Hubert The French Counts of St. Hubert: Local History as Social Commentary External links Saskatchewan Settlement Experience Saskatchewan Settlement Experience La Rolanderie, an establishment of the 'French counts' at Whitewood. historical photo Presenter and Abstracts at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Archaeological Assn -Sullivan, Kristian: Department of Archaeology, University of