The Church of Saint Mary Magdalene in Ferrières dates from the 14th and 18th centuries. This former seigneurial chapel is a simple building with a single nave. The Church of St Mary Magdalene is built on a cruciform (Latin cross) plan. It has a long-sided roof made of hollow tiles. The façade is topped by an arcaded bell tower. The interior decoration is very sober. Only one modillion, reused on the façade, seems older. This one represents a man drinking from a barrel. The church is the burial place of the Le Mastin-Nadaillac family. A tombstone of Charles Germinac le Mastin, from 1727, preserved inside the building, is nowadays presented outside with his heirs.