The map compares Grange Park between 1920 and today.
Overall,it is clear that the park has undergone a myriad of changes over the years. The seats that were around the park initially have been removed.
To begin with, there was Rose Garden northwest of the park and seats beside it in the year 1920. Towards the right of the garden was an entrance and another Rose Garden was north of the park. Northeast of the park was a pond for water plants. There were more seats at the east of the park. At the centre of the park,was a fountains and adjacent to it towards the left was a stage for musicians. At the south of the park was another entrance with a glasshouse just next to it on the right. There was another Rose Garden at the southwest of the park with other seats on both sides of the park.
At the present however, the park has transformed tremendously. The fountain at the centre of the park has been replaced by a Rose Graden with seats around it on its four sides. Children’s play area is situated on what was initially pond for water plants. Apart from that, there is a cafe on its left occupying the space which was previously taken by a rose garden. On the west of the garden, is an amphitheatre for concerts. Southeast of the park is a water feature and an underground entrance to a car park. Despite the changes that have taken place, both entarances at the north and south remain in place. Also the rose garden at the northwest of the garden is still there.