This sculpture in granite, which is meant to honor the combatants of the first world war, it consists of two square steps of five feet, supporting another quadrangular structure smaller, ending with a cylindrical figure.

This quadrangular stone sculpture contains on each side the names of the benefactors of the parish.

This source, circular-shaped, has several fountains on the perimeter and in the central zone, providing a visual spectacle interesting.

In this fountain on granite, the water flows continuously into a small sink in granite, being driven to a tank. This tank, in the old days, people used to wash clothes, to take and to give water to the animals.

This source, dated 1909 and built in stone and tile, has two cocks that shed water to a tank also in stone, passing then to another larger tank, where, previously, people washed their clothes.

This granite source has two cocks where water to a tank, then to another larger tank where still wash clothes.

This fountain, built in granite and composed of two kinds of bowls, has water pouring out figures to a small lake.

This granite font dated 1872, has two water outputs for a sink. After the water is diverted to two tanks that formerly were used by the population for washing clothes.

This granite source has a round shape, four waterspouts and a coverage supported by pillars.

This iron sculpture has three sprockets which symbolize the machines and work.