The layouts illustrate the differences of Grange Park in 1920 and in the present.
Overall, multiple refurbishments have been done over the period, alongside a new service facility, a car park.
In the past, the left-hand side accommodated a stage for musicians, 2 seating areas in the corners and two rounded areas of rose gardens, adjacent to it. However, the area currently consists of an amphitheater, surrounding it as a rounded seating area for audiences. Additionally, the old seats, the rose garden along the bottom wall and the stage are removed.
In the center, the fountain is replaced by a large rose garden, surrounded by seat seats. Moreover, on the right-hand side, the rose garden, adjacent to the entrance from Arnold Avenue, was removed and a café resides there. The children’s play area is now located in the area where a pond initially resided.
The glass house, which was originally adjacent to the entrance from Eldon Street, was removed and replaced by a water feature. Finally, an entrance from the underground park locates to the right of the water feature.