The maps represent layout of one part of the village within two years including 1910 and alterations made to it within a centry.
Overall, the hamlet used to be full of vegetation which was cut down by 2010. Modernization should be noted as well as some amenities related to improving citizens life have been added to the small countryside.
In 1910, the area had three roads, one of which was laid from the north west (school road) and headed straight up to north. It led to the high street road which connected ends at north east (London road) shaping a triangle. At the central part of which was a large residence supposedly private villa surrounded by numerous trees. In the left hand corner were grocer and baker, tucked between these two, a small house stood. In 1910, the village housed three facilities (house, butcher and school) with all running respectively alongside the left wall of the school road. Adjacent to the house in the right top corner post office was positioned. Ultimately, to avoid homelessness, another two apartments covered south part of the settlement.
Shelton village after a century has been reconstructed by the addition of livability-focused infrastructures. It remained its triangale-shaped road, at the centerof this was no longer large house, but few smaller ones have been constructed with lane leading from london road dividing them into two sections. Directly beyond the high street were another houses next to which sat the café. With respect to the external part of the triangle path, the changes made to it are quite differentiatal. Butcher and house running alongside the right wall of the school house have been replaced by bank and supermarket with parking. The number of apartments was increased thus, being built at the right side to the south. Almost everything remained intact except for leafy area being reduced in the latter given year.