Le Moulin de Tesson  Standing at the enterence of St Peter’s
Valley, this spectacular landmark building provides a rare
insight into Jersey’s industrial past. Within its walls lies
evidence of a large steam engine, which was used to supplement
the power required to run the substantial double-width wheel. As
one of few remaining mills in the Island, this magnificent
National Trust property demonstrates the importance of
preserving Jersey’s heritage for future generations.  Although
the first recorded mill dates from 1274, when it was the
property of the Pinel family, there has probably been a mill on
the site since the 11th century. Since then, the mill has passed
alternately from the property of private owners to the property
of the Crown and, as a result, the mill has undergone several
phases of development. The current building reflects the changes
made since 1831. The last private owners, the Gilley family,
sold the property in 1934 to the New Jersey Waterworks Company,
who diverted water from the stream i