Parish church of S. Giacomo Apostolo
Rebuilt in 1957, due to damage caused by World War II, the Parish Church of S. Giacomo Apostolo has a gabled façade flanked by a brick bell tower with two bells, an octagonal spire and a clock.
On the churchyard, which is accessed via a small staircase, the portal embellished with a round arch. It was built in 1449 with the authorization of Giacomo Ranieri, Vicar General of Bishop Francesco Monaldeschi, with benefits from some residents of the hamlet.
The Cample historian Nicola Palma informs that it was defined "sine animarum cura" (without care of souls), in the Legnature district, bordering the properties of the abbey of SS. Mariano and Giacomo di Nocella, to which it belonged.
Parish already in 1587, owned by Giulio Bellolatte di Fermo, servant of Pope Sixtus V. In 1588, the pontiff annexed it to the new diocese of Montalto Marche (AP). In 1600 it passed under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the diocese of Campli and Ortona (CH) established by Clement VIII.
