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The image illustrates two diagrams comparing Grange Park in two time periods: 1920 and the present. In 1920, the park featured two entrances (Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street), a stage for musicians located towards Arnold Avenue, a fountain centrally placed, a rose garden at three corners (upper left, lower left, and lower right), seats near each rose garden, a pond for water plants on the upper right, and a glasshouse near the lower right. Presently, the park embodies similar entrance locations but now includes a cafe near Arnold Avenue, an amphitheater for concerts replacing the musician stage, a rose garden now only in the center, a children's play area replacing the pond, seats are in front of the rose garden and scattered throughout, and a water feature (formerly the fountain) now near an additional entrance leading to an underground car park on Eldon Street. The glasshouse has been removed.
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This map reveals the modifications that took place in the Grange park on Arnold road since it opened in 1920 until nowadays.
There were many noticeable renovations, starting with the bottom on the east side, the glasshouse was knocked down to create the water feature instead, which is beside the new entrance underground car park. Likewise, the top on the same side has had new facilities such as the children’s playground and cafe that replaced the rose garden and pond for water plants. In 1920, The fountain was the center ,but today the rose garden has become the new center of this park, surrounded by the seats which were spread out in the past.
Previously, there were many rose gardens in 1920 around the park which were destroyed, so today there remains only one area on the top of the west side. The last dramatic changes, the stage for musicians was moved out for the new construction of the amphitheater for concerts.
Overall, a comparison of the two maps shows a remarkable development of a normal park to a more modern park, having various facilities and new areas for entertainment.
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