The three maps illustrate changes to the town of Brindell and its surrounding areas in 1800, 1900 and 2000.
Overall, the farmland was transformed into Bun Hill Park, and villages were built for workers to live in. A part of the River Stour was converted into a new Bun hill park which was erected in the southwest of wooddland. Meanwhile, the field of farmland was reduced in the northwest of the map.
Looking at more details, the farmland located in the southeast of the map was used to keep animals in 1800. Over the period, the farmland was redeveloped into a Bun Hill where some villages were constructed for workers to live in, and some brand new industries were created in 1900.
In 2000, part of the River Stour was reconstructed into Bun Hill Park in the northeast of the river. The industry developed to be stronger, and more factories were built in the southeast of the map in 2000. Part of the farmland in the northwest was removed and replaced by Bun hill park.
