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The image contains two diagrams representing the layout of Grange Park in 1920 and today. The 1920 diagram includes an entrance on Arnold Avenue leading to a rose garden, with a stage for musicians and fountains positioned diagonally on opposite sides of the rose garden; additionally, there are plans for a pond with a water feature and a glasshouse. The diagram representing Grange Park today shows an entrance on Arnold Avenue leading to an amphitheater with terrace gardens, a café, and a children's play area located along the path from the entrance, and an entrance on Eldon Street leading to a water feature and an underground car park. There is no mention of a rose garden in the current diagram.
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The given maps display the state of the park when it first opened in 1920 and the current appearance of Grange Park.
Overall, most of the park’s natural features were removed. The park went from rural to commercial, providing various forms of entertainment. The locations of the entrances have not changed.
At the northwest side of the park, the rose garden still remains, however the seats were extracted from both sides. The stage for musicians was completely transformed into an amphitheatre for concerts and the garden beneath it, along with the seats is just empty space. Moving to the centre of the park, the place of the fountain is now taken by a rose garden, completely surrounded by seating areas.
At the northeast side, a cafe and children’s play area were built in the place of a rose garden and a water-plant pond. Meanwhile, the glasshouse, as well as the seats, was removed and in this space, a water feature was constructed. Near the water feature, an entrance to the underground car park is now situated.
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