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The image compares two plans of Grange Park, the first from 1920 and the second as it exists today. In 1920: park featured two rose gardens located northwest and southeast; seats at north and south of the central fountain; stage for musicians in southwest; glasshouse in northeast; pond for water plants in east. Today: park has one rose garden in northwest; seats relocated around amphitheater for concerts in southwest; a new café in the northeast replacing the glasshouse; addition of children's play area in east; central fountain replaced by water feature; underground car park entrance added at the southeast.
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The maps illustrate the changes of infrastructure in Grange Park from 1920 until the present day.
Overall, there were many changes to the park.
In 1920, the government built a stage for musicans on the left hand side which was surrounded by
seating. A fountain was constructed in the middle of the park and the location of the entrances were built in the north and south of the map, respectively. A rose garden situated between the seats in the southwest and the glasshouse in the southeast was midway between the seats. A pond for water plants was changed into a childrens play area.
A stage for musicans was replaced by an amphitheater to stage concerts and a fountain was destroyed making room for a rose garden which was surrounded by seats in centre. In the sounteast corner a beautiful water feature was built. Lastly, the government built another entrance for the undergroundcar park.
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