The diagrams illustrate the layout of a community park in 1920 and its current design. Significant changes include the reduction of two rose gardens and the removal of a glasshouse, pond, and fountain. Additionally, seating has been relocated, the musical stage has been renovated, and new facilities such as a cafeteria, playground, water feature, and underground parking have been added.
The 1920 layout of Grange Park features various elements around its vicinity. In the middle of the western area, there is a stage for musicians, flanked by two rose gardens and four seating areas positioned at the corners. In the central part of the park, entrances from the north and south lead to the heart of the park, where a fountain is located. On the eastern side, a glasshouse and additional seating are situated in the south, while a pond for aquatic plants and another rose garden occupy the northern area.
Currently, significant changes have been made to Grange Park. In the western section, the flower garden and all lounging areas in the lower level have been removed to make room for a larger concert stadium. In the central area, a rose garden has been installed, surrounded by chairs. Additionally, new amenities such as a coffee shop, a playground, a water fountain, and a parking area have been added.