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The image displays two maps from 1990 and 2010. In 1990, the map features a stone room at the top left connected to an entrance, leading to a garden adjacent to a car park. There is a shop directly accessible from the entrance, and a path extends from the stone room to the entrance. A cottage is located on the bottom left corner across the road leading to the main road, with a garden situated between the path and the road. In 2010, the stone room location remains the same, still with an entrance and shop as prior; however, the garden is omitted while maintaining the path. A new exhibition room appears between the shop and the newly introduced cafe in the bottom left corner across from the same road leading to the main road. The car park spans a larger space on the right with a path now extending along the side of the cafe, replacing the area where the garden was previously mentioned in 1990.
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The given pictures illustrate the way in which a museum and its surrounding areas changed tourism purposes between 1990 and 2010.
Looking at the illustration, it is immediately evident that some old features were still there, whereas others such as cottage had all gone. Additionally, over the period of three decades, the museum had undergone dramatic transformation with several large changes including infrastructure, and amenities.
In 2010, the stone room and the entrance remained unchanged, and so did car park. However, the cottage in the southwest in 1990 were demolished to make way for building cafe. Similarly, the southeastern garden was cleared and redeveloped, allowing more space for car parking facilities.
By that year, changes had been made to other features, the most noticeable on which was the expansion of the car park which now occupied two separate areas to the east and southeast of the museum. Furthermore, a new cafe was erected in the southwest corner, adjacent to the main road, providing additional amenities for visitors. Meanwhile, the path and main road were kept intact, ensuring accessibility remained convenient for both pedestrians and vehicles.
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