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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 diagram illustrates the change of the park between its opening in 1920 and a reconstructed version nowadays.
Overall,it is clear that while both maps contain the entrance’s and a single rose garden’s positions unmodified, there are huge changes occuring in the content of the park and an addition of an underground car parking lot.
To begin with, centered monuments such as the stage for musicians and the fountain had been replaced with a large theatre for conerts and a modern rose garden, which is now surrounded by 4 seats around each side. In addition, glasshouse in the lower right corner gave up its place for a water feature, and it takes up the whole corner now.
The smaller monuments such as the seats are now removed completely. Instead, a cafe replaced the rose garden positioned in the top right. Simultaneously, the pond of water plants had given out the spot for childrens play area.
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