The two maps compare the current layout the winsbury village from 1850 to 1950 .
Overall, it can be seen that the village underwent significant modernisation. Several new facilities had added in 1950, including glassware factory, roads, and accommodation. In addition, the existing number of trees would be replaced by the glassware factory, market square would be replaced by roads and houses and the river lies to south of the village.
In 1850, the winsbury village had number of trees on the northern side . The hardwood house positioned on the eastern side , whereas a spurlon farm was located to the north-east side. Moreover, the number of green fields lie s to the village on the Western side, few houses were constructed along the road. The Church had built on the center of the village adjacent to the market square. The bridge crossed the river Arlon on the northern side, making acces easier for local residents.
In 1950 after redevelopment, the number of trees had replaced by a glassware factory on the Western side. The Church remained at the same place, whereas the spurlon farm converted into a residential area. The hardwood house became a a hotel and a house was occupying the space . The market square had replaced by a roads . Furthermore, the number of houses had constructed to the south-west area , whereas a resident area was positioned to the eastern side of the map. The bridge had extended, crossing the river.