shop (abandoned during the late 20th century), and experimented with new variants for restaurants, such as their Moledo table cheese. Tourism has become the second local industry in the region. "Rural Tourism", highlighted by the Nucleo Etnográfico dos Cedros and several renovated "bed and breakfast"-like cottages, attract visitors to this northern coast village. The museum once included several examples of antique farm implements, equipment and tools used in daily life, as well as some pictures associated with the village and life in 19th-20th centuries. Currently, the museum is in disuse, and most of the exhibits have been placed "in storage". The area is served by several small shops, including bakery and pastry shop, hair-dressers, mechanical shops, car dealerships, restaurants (such as the Esconderijo), and a supermarket (Aldina Supermercado/Restaurante) open in 2012, that serves both the local market of Cascalho and nuclear settlements of Cedros, as well as other parishes surrounding the civil parish. The history of the restaurant O Esconderijo has been described recently by the geographer & blogger Christophe Neff in his blog, in the chapter « Nick's Hideway – O Esconderijo » in one of his last posts, retrieving 20 years of geographical research in the Island of Faial. Architecture Civic Casa do Capitão (English: House of the Captain) - located along the Canada do Capitão, mostly in ruins, this building was the Captain-major's house in the parish (although it is unclear whether he resided here for any length of time); it is a two-story rectangular house constructed of volcanic rock, which still retains a front facade, with access to the second story made by outside staircase or interior ladder; Museu Etnográfico dos Cedros (English: Ethnographic Museum of Cedros) - site of one of the first dairy factories, and currently unused, although it once housed exhibits from the communities's past; Casa dos Lacerdas dos Cedros/Castelo da Rocha Negra (English: House of the Lacerdas or Castle of the Black Cliffrock) - one of the examples from Cedros history or a nobleman's home, it is an ornate building with worked black rock; Moinho de Vento (Canada do Capitão) - one of many windmills on the island, it dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, constructed of wood over a rock base, covered with a conic structure caped with a zinc-metal roof, with wooden ladder; Moinho de Vento (Cascalho de Baixo) - a windmill dating back to the beginning