At the top of the hill stands the parish church of St Mary, flanked with twin towers, and consecrated in 1260 on land that belonged to Rouen Cathedral from 1061-1336. A large part of the liturgical furniture dates back to that period (1280-1377), including the Grandisson clock and the gilded wooden eagle, one of the oldest and finest lecterns of this sort in England. Note the different vaults, the superb keystones and corbels.