The plans illustrate a layout changes of a public park named Grange Park between 1920 when it first opened and present time.
Overall, the stage, fountain, glasshouse, and pond are experiencing major renovations. While the entrances and one of the rose gardens are not changing notably.
In 1920, there were seats for audiences that surrounded the stage for musicians. The stage was renovated into an amphitheatre for concerts. On the other side, the seats were moved to the new rose garden that was used to be a fountain in 1920. The rose garden below the stage was vanished in the present time.
In 1920, the glass house in front of the pond was then constructed into a water feature. Similarly, the pond experienced a major renovation, turning into a play area for children. The rose garden that was used to be next to the pond changed to a café. Lastly, a seat that was used to be on the right of the glasshouse turned into an entrance underground car park.
