The two maps compare the layouts of an Australian beachfront as it was in 1950 and as it is now.
Overall, it is obviously seen that the area has become more recreational and less rural. It is also a noteworthy fact that, in the north, the most significant alteration was the erection of a car park, while in the south, a surf club sprang up. Moreover, the only parts left untouched are the dining tables, pavilion, car park, and 25m pool with lighthouse in the southern edge.
Delving into details, in 1950 there used to be a playground in the northwest, which has now been replaced with a car park, including the road to it. Plus, a dining room coupled with a pavilion existed next to the playground, and these have not been changed. Surprisingly, the car park has not undergone any alterations.
Moving to the changes in the southern side, there was a space in a venue where a sprawling restaurant and a tiny surf club have been constructed. Also, the 25m pool has been broadened to a 50m pool. In addition, another surf club has appeared between the 25m pool and the lighthouse, which have kept their states unaltered. On top of that, the road ending in front of the car park is now also seen in the southeast.