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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 illustrate the past and current layout of the Grange Park and show how this park change over a century. Overall, there are considerable changes has happened to this place. A cafe, playground and amphitheater has added to the park.
There were some seats in every part of the park that has removed. The fountain in the central area has replaced with a rose garden which has four seats around it. A cafe has replaced with rose garden in the right side of the entrance from Arnold Avenue, and a children’s play area has built in the corner, beside the cafe.
The only part of the park that has not changed is its entrances. However, a new entrance for underground car park has added which is located in the eastern part near the new water feature. In the western part of the park, there was used to be a stage for musicians which has knocked down and an amphitheater for concerts has constructed in that area.
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