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The image presents a comparison of Shalton village in 1910 and 2010; in 1910, a post office is located on London Road, nearby School Road hosts a butcher and grocer, while High Street has a baker, with a large house encircled by trees at School and High Streets' junction, flanked by two houses each on High Street and School Road and one house on London Road; by 2010, London Road's single post office is neighbored by two houses, School Road retains the school but now includes a supermarket, parking, and a bank across from the school with two houses and a cafe on High Street, five houses on London Road, and the removal of the prior structures and trees at School/High intersection.
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The two maps illustrate various changes Shalton village has undergone over a 101-year period from 1910 to 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the original green spaces has been developed and built into a urbanised place with full of facilities and houses.
On the one hand, in 1910 there were many trees surrounded the large house in the centre of the map, but it were demolished to creat many new houses. The bakery was relocated by new house, while the grocery was transformed into café. In the London road, there are without any house from the north to the east but it has been mordenised to have full of home in 2010. In the north east of the map, which is in School road, the house and butcher was reconstructed into bank, supermarket and parking, respectively. In High Street, there also be less home in 2010 compares to the last 100 year ago.
On the other hand, the school in the southeast corner and post office in the northwest remain unchanged over the time.
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