Rue de la Paroisse

This street is also called  « Moulin de la Paroisse ». After having been sold as national property after the R&E, it takes the name of « moulin de la commune ». The mill was then named Remusat mill, after a count of the Empire. When it was sold in 1890, its owners sold it at auction under the name of "small mill of the city of Auriol" and then "mill of the company of the Béal de la paroisse » (following à the acquisition by the société du Béal de la paroisse) then by réduction « moulin de la paroisse » because of its positioning on the Rue Paroisse.

In the last century it became a tapioca factory Jean Louis then the « Social House » of the municipality, and finally, « Maison du Bel Age » inaugurated by the Départemental Council in 2021.

The fountain of the parish street:
Appearing in the eighteenth century and leaning against the old mill, it was fed by the waters of the neighborhood Saint Pierre. It is close to a staircase that follows the mill on the right and that connects the church square with the rue des Gorgues, just above, where today is the home La Villa, installed in the former Hôtel Dieu. This fountain is also known as the "twin fountain" because of the 2 similar tesserae adorning its reliefs