In St. Peter is a professionally restored typical dwelling of the rural inhabitants.

It is built of stone, which in hot summer days shelters its dwellers fro excessive heat, and in winter attracts warm sunrays. In addition to the reconstructed olive oil mill with its press on the ground floor, you may also see characteristic rural rooms (a country kitchen and living room).

The monument was named after a wealthy peasant woman Tona Gorelli, of whom there still exists some oral folk-lore.