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The image depicts two diagrams of Grange Park. In 1920, the park showed several entrances on Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street, two rose gardens, a pond for water plants in the top right, a glasshouse on the right, a fountain centrally located, and a stage for musicians on the left. Today, the park features entrances at the same locations, an amphitheater for concerts replacing the stage, a central rose garden in place of the fountain, a café on the top right instead of the pond, a children's play area replacing the glasshouse, a water feature at the center right, and an entrance to an underground car park on the bottom right corner.
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The graph shows a public park called Grange Park as it apeared in 1920 and as it looks today.
Overall, transforming from a classical park to a modern one, this park underwent significant changes such as, relocating all seets, opening a new entrance underground, replacing old parts with new facilities.
The most notable change is relocation of the seets, which now they are puted in the middle of the park around central Rose Garden. The Rose Garden which was in the west east of the park remain intact; whereas, a new one constructed in the center and two others have been removed.
Some old facilities such as, a pond for water plants, a fountain, a stage for musicians, and a glasshouse replaced by a children’s play area, a new Rose Garden, an amphitheatre, and a water feature, respectively. Finally, while two entrances in the Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street remain intact, a new entrance constructed underground.
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