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The image shows Grange Park layouts for 1920 and today; in 1920 it had thatched amphitheater seating, rose garden, entrance on Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street; fountain in center with seats around it, stage for musicians in bottom left, rose garden to its left, glasshouse near bottom middle, seats and pond for water plants at top right; today it features rose garden in top left, amphitheater for concerts in bottom left replacing the stage, a café to its right, seats in middle section with children's play area at bottom right; water feature now in center instead of fountain, entrance on both Arnold Avenue and near underground car park at bottom right.
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The given maps provide information about the layout of Grange park when it first opened in 1980, as well as its developments in today. Overall, it can be seen that the Fountain in the center of the park was replaced by the Rose garden with seats all around. Similarly, the stage for musicians was knocked down and reconstructed to the amphitheatre for concerts. Interestingly, the location of the Rose garden will remain unchanged.
To the corner of the park, all seats were cleared. However, the Rose garden on the north-west was the only one Rose garden left, while others were reversed to cafe and demolished, respectively. Surprisingly, the Entrance to the north and south were retained the same and have added new entrances from underground car park.
In addition, to the East, the pond for water plants and the glass house were demolished and reconstructed to the children’s play area and the water feature in order.
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