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The image compares Grange Park in 1920 with its current layout; in 1920, features included a stage for musicians in the center, a fountain slightly north, surrounded by three rose gardens in the northwest, southwest, and southeast corners; glasshouse east of the fountain, with a pond for water plants farther north; entrances at Arnold Avenue (north) and Eldon Street (south), amidst four seating areas distributed near these features. In the current iteration, key features have been replaced: the rose garden in the northwest remains, an amphitheater occupies the former stage space, a café replaced the glasshouse, water feature replaces the pond, and a children's play area occupies similar ground; an additional underground car park entry introduced near Eldon Street without disrupting the existing seating or entrances.
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THE PARK DEMONSTRATES THAT HOW WAS THE PARK WHEN IT OPENED, HOW IT IS TODAY. THERE ARE SOME MODIFICATIONS IN THE PARK.
IN 1920, THE ENTRANCE START FROM ELDON STREET WHICH IS STILL REMAIN SAME, FIRSTLY, THE CENTRE OF THE PARK HAD FOUNTAIN IN BACK DAYS BUT NOW IT HAS ROSE GARDEN WHICH IS COVERED WITH FOUR SEATS. SECONDALY, WHERE STAGE FOR MUSICIANS WAS BUT NOW IT IS AMPHITHEATRE FOR CONCERTS AND THERE IS ONE ROSE GARDEN STILL EXIST WHERE IT WAS 1920, IT IS NEXT TO AMPHITHEATRE. THIRDLY, ON THE EAST SIDE THERE WAS THE ROSE GARDEN AND POND FOR WATER PLANTS AND THERE IS CAFE AND CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA. FOURTHLY, ON THE RIGHT OF ENTRANCE FROM ELDON STREET THERE WAS GLASS HOUSE AND SEATS BETWEEN POND FOR PLANTS AND GLASSHOUSE NOW THERE IS WATER FEATURE AREA.
OVERALL, GRANGE PARK ESTABLISHED IN 1920 AND NOW IT IS 2025. THEY MODIFIED THE PARK SPECIALLY FOR THE CHILDREN AND VISITORS.
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