The maps illustrate the alterations to the layout of Shelton road in 1910, and the changes made by 2010. Overall, all parts of Shelton village had undergone substantial redevelopment, with several facilities being relocated, replaced, or added. School and post office except for the map. By 2010, the forest replaced by a new housing areas and cafe, in addition large house, grocer and baker lost in 2010.
In 1910, numerous trees were located in the central of the map and the large house was surrounded by them. In the left and right bottom of the map there were grocer and baker with a house between them. The school and butcher with a house were located in the school road, in addition beside high street there were three houses. The post office was located in top of the map and entrance to London road.
Turning to remaining parts of the map, by 2010 the tree in central of the map replaced by new residential areas and café. The butcher and the house in school street replaced by supermarket parking and bank. The linear houses built next to the post office in London street. The number of residential areas in high street from 3 to 6 by 2010. The school and post office remained unchanged.
