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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 given diagrams of Grange Park depicts the vital comparison between 1920 and today’s once.The Parks situated in Arnold Avenue and the images shows the huge difference between both of it.
On the first hand,In 1920 Plan shows the fountain in the middle of the both entrances Arnold and Eldon Streets. The Rose garden and the ponds for water plants is in the east side.Seats facility are also available and glass house is in the north east side of it.where as,rose gardens were found in both south and north west sides , along with stage for musicians .
Although,in the modern diagram which reflect lastest amendments show the same entrance with the modification and addition of Cafe, children play area, and Water feature in the east and north east side with underground entrance of car park.However, on the opposite side it shows rose garden and Amphitheater for concerts is present.
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