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The image shows two maps of Stokeford village in 1930 and 2010, highlighting the changes in infrastructure and land use. In 1930, the village had shops, a post office, a primary school, a large house with gardens, farmland, and a bridge to the north. By 2010, the shops and farmland were replaced with a retirement home, the post office relocated to the east, the primary school expanded with more buildings, and housing development increased, particularly to the southeast. Both maps have a compass rose indicating north at the top.
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The maps depict how the village of Stokeford changed from 1930 to 2010.
Overall, it can be seen that the village underwent a complete transformation over a period of 80 years, disappearing farmlands while extending more houses for immigration.
From 1930 to 2010, all farmlands were demolished and developed into houses and roads. The garden to the east of the village was reduced in size to enlarge a housing complex. The large house in this garden became modernized as the retirement home over an 80-year period.
On the left hand of the main road, the post office remained unchanged, whereas the shop was destroyed and replaced by a housing complex. The primary school across from the post office still existed; moreoever, there were two houses behind it. The bridge was also still there over a period of 80 years.
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