Paul Hiebert House
Canadian writer Paul Hiebert (1892–1987) is best known as the author of the book Sarah Binks (1947), and its sequelWillows Revisited (1967). These and other poetry collections are regarded as classics of tongue-in-cheek humour that satirized prairie life and social pretentions.
The town of Carman was for many years the home of Paul Hiebert and several of his works were penned in the rustic cottage which he constructed during the 1930s on the banks of the Boyne River. This unpretentious building and its peaceful wooded surroundings convey the impression of a remote lakeside cottage.
The site was designated on November 22, 1991, by the Town of Carman. It was de-designated in 2002. The building has been demolished. In 2006, a cairn was erected on the site by the CD MHAC
Location: 118–3rd Street SW, Carman