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The image presents two diagrams comparing the layout of Poulton in 1900 and 1935. In 1900, Trent Street runs horizontally connecting to Bayley Street with a railway line at the bottom edge, abutting railway workers' cottages; north is a factory and neighboring wasteland, beside which are terraces; to the east, shops form a linear row next to a laundry towards the northeast end, while a café sits adjacent. In 1935, Bayley Street now intersects with New Lane at the top, beneath which lies Bayley and Mansions; shops relocated along New Lane leftwards, accompanied by laundry and a café; four vertical flats line Trent Street with three parks making up Bayley Street Park, and a children's play area, replacing prior wasteland and cottages.
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The map illustrates the changes that occurred in part of the town of Poulton between 1900 and 1935. In 1900, the area included a factory, wastelands, a shop, a laundry, a café, railway workers’ cottages, terraced houses, and several streets. By 1935, this region had transformed into a commercial area featuring more shops and flats.
In 1900, the landscape was quite primitive, predominantly wasteland with only a few small establishments, such as a laundry and a café. However, by 1935, the area had become more modern, with numerous shops emerging and vacant land being developed into parks and children’s play areas. Furthermore, the terraced houses were replaced by two flats, and the railway line was removed, resulting in wider roads compared to those in 1900.
In conclusion, this area has transformed from a simple area into a modern blend of commercial, residential, and industrial zones with well-developed infrastructure.
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