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The image contains two maps of Shalton village, for 1910 and 2010, centered around a triangular road layout of High Street, School Road, and London Road. In 1910, the village had 1 school, 1 post office, 3 shops (a butcher, a grocer, and a baker), 1 large house surrounded by 7 trees, and 5 smaller houses (1 northwest of the road convergence, 2 south of High Street, and 2 attached to the grocer and baker). In 2010, the school and post office remained, but the single northwest house was replaced by a bank, the butcher shop by a supermarket with parking, and the grocer and baker by a café. The large house and its 7 trees were replaced by 8 new houses. The number of houses south of High Street increased from 2 to 4, and 5 new houses were constructed on London Road, bringing the 2010 total to 17 houses.
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These maps demonstrates the major changes in village of Shalton between 1910 and 2010.
Overall, between 1910 and 2010 the first visual change was removed the plants like trees. For addition, in 2010 more and more houses have built, but several buildings saved.
In early 19th centuries trees added a colorful view inside the street shape of triangle. But after centrury these trees completely removed, instead of plants built the pathway and near the way built houses. On the lower side of High street built additional houses between two houses. And also near the road of London build about four apartments under the Post office. The left side of Post office was House in 1910, but in 2010 built Bank. In year of 1910 while The Butcher building was working, but in 2010 we can see the Supermarket and Parking instead of Butcher building. The only building that has been preserved is the school building.
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