The maps illustrate how the city of Lynnfield has changed between 1936 and 2007. Overall, the area experienced significant changes, with the most notable developments being the new facilities and buildings added. Additionally, several new facilities were added, indicating a shift toward residential and recreational use.
In 1936, there were three trees planted on the northwest side of the city, and a cycle path on the southwest. Moreover, there was a government office and farmland on the southeast, and a river that was placed on the northeast side of the city. In addition, there was a post office, a sweet shop, and a butchers on the north side, and on the south side, there was a flower shop, a bank, and a library in the center of the city.
In 2007, there were several changes. Only one tree remains on the northwest part. The cycle path transformed into a road, and the river converted into a residential area. Moreover, the government office and the farmland were converted into a museum and a golf course. Meanwhile, the sweet shop and the butchers were transformed into a supermarket, and the flower shop was replaced by a travel agent. In addition, a shopping centre was built on the center of the city.