The provided two maps illustrate the layout of Grange Park at the time it first opened in 1920 and how it looks in the present day.
According to the graph, the park has undergone several changes, with some original features being replaced and new modern facilities added.
In 1920, the park featured a central fountain, surrounded by seats, with a stage for musicians to the left and a glasshouse to the right. There were also two rose gardens, one in the northwest and the other in the southeast corners. The entrances were located on Arnold Avenue (north) and Eldon Street (south), and a pond for water plants was situated in the northeast.
Today, the central fountain has been removed and replaced by a rose garden with seating around it. The stage for musicians on the left has been converted into an amphitheatre for concerts, and the glasshouse on the right has been replaced by a café. The pond has also been removed to make space for a children’s play area. A major addition is the underground car park with a new entrance located in the southeast corner of the park.
