The History Of Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace was named after the 1704 Battle Of Blenheim, and is the only non-royal country house in England to hold the title of palace.
Construction of the palace commenced in 1705 and was completed in 1722. It is one of Britain’s finest examples of Baroque architecture.
With 187 rooms, is one of the largest houses in England. It boasts over 300 years of history and is arguably most well-known as the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
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