The maps provide information about the changes that have happened at the Grange Park from 1920 to the present.
Overall, a central figure has been upgraded, with an increased capacity for seating areas. Several other features have also undergone upgrades and renovations, adding more options for entertainment and relaxation.
One of the most noticeable changes in these maps is that the stage for musicians on the left part of this park has been turned into an amphitheater. While the rose garden adjacent to the Arnold Avenue has remained unchanged, tow rows of seats in the close proximity have been removed. In the central area, the fountain has become a rectangular-shaped rose garden with a row of seats on each of its sides.
Regarding the modifications on the right side of this map, the rose garden that was located nearly the Arnold Avenue has been removed to accommodate the construction of a coffee shop. Meanwhile, the pond for water plants adjacent to it has been converted into a entertainment place for children. While the glasshouse on the bottom-right corner has become a water feature, the set of seats next to it has been removed to accommodate an entrance for an underground car park.
