In the 15th century, Saint-Pierre Church was built in the heart of Clécy according to a Latin-cross plan ending in a flat apse. Its entrance is through a bell-tower porch with four sides. Its roof has four sides pierced with three seated dogs with wooden shutters. An open frieze surmounts the whole and supports an arrow with eight faces, four aligned with the octagonal pyramid and four in the shape of an isosceles triangle. This kind of arrow, known as a Fry, is quite rare and complicated to make.