The map shows how Fosbury’s suburban areas have developed over the last thirty-five years. There were several changes being the removal of fields, housing and roads reconstruction and moving some facilities to other locations.
In 1980, locals lived in the block of flats near the Grocer’s Shop or in houses opposite the park, or in terraced houses across the road from the fields. There were tennis courts in the city for playing.
How did the periphery of Fosbury changed in 35 years? Looking at 1935-year map, the road was rebuilt and the rotary was removed. Additionally, we can observe some housing developments. The terraced houses were moved to the site of the park, and the park was established on a nearby area of land. Furthermore, it is important to mention that the block of flats was demolished. A supermarket with car park was built on the site of the terraced houses. Warehouses now stand on the on the former location of the field. One more car park near the warehouses. Instead of just tennis courts, the facility provides a full-fledged Sports center.
In summary, the periphery of Fosbury experienced significant transformation over the past thirty-five years, characterized by substantial infrastructure changes, the relocation of residential areas, and the development of new commercial and recreational facilities.