The church of Saint-Pierre in Noron-l’Abbaye is recorded from the 11th century. Its founder Guillaume Pantoul gave it to the abbey of Saint-Evroult, which installed a priory in it, of which the church, which was reconstructed in the second quarter of the 12th century, the "abbot's chamber" which is partly Romanesque, a barn and porch from the late middle ages, and a residence from the 18th century survive. The church which is now disused consists of a nave without special features, and a Romanesque choir with two bays ending in a flat chevet. Bibliography
- Dictionnaire des églises de France, Robert Laffont, Paris, 1968,
T. IVb, p. 119
- Musset, Lucien. " Deux prieurés romans en péril : Cagny et
Noron-l’Abbaye ", Art de Basse-Normandie, n° 38, été
1965, p. 26 à 30
- Musset, Lucien. – Normandie romane, Zodiaque, La Pierre-Qui-Vire,
1987, T. 1, p. 36