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Built between 1705-1722 as a gift from Queen Anne to John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough for military victories at Blenheim. Designed by dramatist-architect John Vanbrugh in English Baroque style, it represents a unique collaboration between architecture and landscape design?with Capability Brown later transforming the grounds. The palace serves both as ducal residence and national monument to Churchill's achievements. Key viewpoints include the Great Hall with Grinling Gibbons' carved organ screen, State Rooms displaying porcelain and tapestry collections, the Formal Gardens showing geometric precision, and Brown's naturalistic parkland with the Temple of Diana where Winston Churchill proposed. The estate exemplifies 18th-century artistic patronage and landscape vision.