The line graph compares how the data about average number of visitors entering a museum in different types of seasons, such as summer and winter changed in the UK between 0 and 1800.
Overall, the number of visitors a museum in summer showed higher, although the number of visitors a museum in winter showed lower during the period. It is also clear that the number of visitors a museum in summer reached the highest point, while the number of visitors in winter recorded the lowest values.
At the beginning of the period, the number of visitors stood at 0 vistors both of seasons. After that the number of visitors in summer showed a sharp increase until 1000. Moreover, this trend reached the peak point, which was just over 1400 visitors in 1200. The number of visitors in winter showed fluctation, which was approximately 450 visitors until 1200. After 1200, the number of visitors in winter decreased sharply, which was nearly 0 visitors. After 1400, this trend remained stable at the end of the period. On the other hand, the number of visitors in summer showed go down trend until 1600, which was just around 900 visitors . After that this trend showed a dramatic decrease. In 1800, the number of visitors in summer and winter showed identical values.