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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 plans illustrate the previous plans to existing plan of public park.
Overall, the maps of public park had made a number of modifications mainly, glasshouse, pond for water plants. It is also noticeable that there are no plan to change entrance area in the existing plan.
In terms of changes, the amphitheatre for concerts in the left side of existing plan will be added as a new. Moreover the glass house will be removed of the present plan. After that, on the side of the map the water feature will be added as a new .
Looking at the maps in more detail, the rose garden will be replaced by a cafe. According to the east side, the children’s play area will be added of the existing plan. However the interiors area will be unchanged.
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