Patrimoine culturel
In this church, 700 years of history are told, from the Hundred Years' War to the discovery of the ecclesiastical belfry recently by municipal charter dating from 1382.
The church of Saint-Pierre, built in a checkerboard pattern of white stones and cut flints typical of the region, is the only one in Picardy to have an ecclesiastical belfry obtained by the extension of a communal charter dating from 1382. Recently discovered, it is the third in France, after those of Dunkirk and Cambrai. It is classified as a Historic Monument. The 14th century bell tower is an imposing quadrangular tower which ends in a platform, with gargoyles at the 4 corners and decorated with 3 bells. A fine watchtower stands at the top. Built with the church, it became an ecclesiastical belfry during the 100 years war by the communal charter of 1382.