The John Buchan Centre , in the Old Church in Broughton, is a tribute to author and statesman, John Buchan (1875-1940). After spending holidays here, Buchan remained loyal to the area and often used it as a setting for his novels which included The..

On a hillside above the village, Broughton Place (Art gallery with paintings, prints and handicrafts) was built in around 1930 by Basil Spence on the side of the residence of Mr. "Evidence" Murray, the secretary of Charles Edward Stuart.