Blenheim, located in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, was designed for George Spencer, the 4th Duke of Marlborough.  This is the most famous of all Brown's parks, and also the largest. Blenheim was given to the Duke for his victory over the French, and he chose Brown to provide the landscaping.  Although much has been changed since Brown's landscaping, there is still much of his resemblance, and it is now frequently open to the public.

    Brown's plans for Blenheim (left).

                    Brown's landscapes provide an excellent setting                      for Vanbrugh's architecture; seen above is                      Vanbrugh's bridge in Brown's landscape.

To the right is another view of Belenheim, the palace is visible in the distant   background across the lake.

The formal gardens on the left were added by the 9th Duke of Marlborough.

The Cascades on the right  are part of the dam Brown installed to create his   famous lake.

Information and Images taken from sources 3 and 8.