The presented maps illustrate the two plans of Grange park in 1920 and present time respectively.
Overall, it can be seen that Grange Park has experienced significant changes of its design. With a lot of replacements and implement of new structures.
In 1920, Grange Park had a central fountain which faced two entrances on the north and south sides. On the western side of the park was a big stage for musicians which was surrounded by rose gardens and seating areas. Also, on the eastern side was much fewer structures than on the western. There were only 4 major features such as a glasshouse, pond for water plants and last rose garden, and finally one seating zone.
At present, The Grange park looks extremely different with huge amounts of updates and changes. In the center, the fountain has been replaced by an enormous, square shaped rose garden with 4 seating zones on each side. In addition, the Eastern section has changed a little, only the stage for musicians has been replaced by an amphitheater. The opposite situation with western section of the park, It has been completely redesigned. In the northern side, previous rose garden and pond have been rebuilt to a café and children play area, while in the bottom, the glasshouse has been reconstructed to water feature and finally a new underground entrance has been constructed in the right corner.