In Pexiora
The charming little town had up to eight mills, the last of which was erected in 1836 by the Bénazet family, a large tribe of local millers!
Standing on the highest point of the village, to the north of the Church and the Commandery, two of them show their conical trunk and pointed roof from the various roads that criss-cross the Lauragais corridor between Castelnaudary and Carcassonne. The oldest of the two, dating from the 16th century, built on a remarkable vaulted cellar that can be visited, now houses a veritable museum of milling tools. Finally, the most recent, from the 19th century, has retained much of its internal mechanism.