Molí de Cas Cero

Molí de Cas Cero

Known as the mill of (a) Can Moc or (a) Can Bisó; more recently with the name of Cas Cero. Flour mill located to the east of the urban core - the current corner of Carrer Renou and Carrer Molí.

As explosion engines and electricity arrived, this type of wind-powered mill fell into disuse. Local Authors. History and literature: Things happen in an inexplicable way.

In 1863 the young Miquel Socías i Caimari finished his law degree, Bateman arrived in Sa Pobla, and the man who would become the parish priest of Sa Pobla, Pujol, began his ecclesiastical life. Three people who would leave a lasting mark on what remained of the century in our town.

The first had an interesting political life, the Englishman opened the doors of modernity to us, and Pujol would take care of our souls for half a century. Miquel Socias i Caimari.

Illustrious son of La Pobla. By Melcion Tugores i Sierra.