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The image depicts three maps showing development from 1960 to 2000; in 1960, adjacent to Main Road, were a Shopping Centre north of a Car Park, a Hospital adjacent to both; south of the Hospital was Farmland, by 1980, Cancer Centre and Pharmacy replaced the Shopping Centre with the Hospital intact, a new Nursing School to the south took over Farmland; by 2000, Cancer Centre expanded southward replacing the Nursing School which moved westward into Farming land, a new building was constructed for a Pharmacy north of the Cancer Centre, the Hospital remained constant throughout with Car Park unchanged.
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The maps illustrates the development of Queen Mary Hospital from 1960 to 2000.
Overall, it can be seen that over the period of 40 years all area was reconstructed in medical buildings. Hospital was the only one building which stayed same from start to the end of period, however all other places were replaced.
From 1960 to 1980 areas such as shopping centre and farmland were removed and replaced by medical buildings. In 1960 there were cancer centre, pharmacy and nursing school, however hospital and car park stayed same.
From 1980 to 2000 there were same medical buildings, but it also had changes,. Cancer centre was the biggest building, however edifices such us nursing school and car park became smaller.
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