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The image contains two separate plans labeled "GRANGE PARK (1920)" and "GRANGE PARK (today)," both placed side by side for comparison. The first plan presents a symmetrical layout with a rose garden at the top and bottom, surrounded by seats with an entrance between them on the left side. In the middle, there is a stage for musicians directly above and seats directly below, with a fountain centered between them. On the right side, there is a glasshouse above, a pond for water plants in the middle, and another entrance between seats at the bottom. The second plan shows an asymmetrical layout with a stage for concerts at the top left and an amphitheater-shaped rose garden directly below it. In the middle, there are seats above and below the café. On the right side, there is a revamped entrance with curved access above, a water feature directly in the middle, and a children's play area at the bottom.
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The picture illustrates a comparison between a public park called Grange Park in 1920 and today. Overall, the park went through significant changes from when it first opened to the public compared to today. One of the most notable changes was the stage for musicians which was renovated into an even bigger amphitheatre.
The centerpiece for Grange Park in 1920 was the fountain, but today it was turned into a rose garden. The rose garden used to be scattered around the park, but now there was only one located at the center of the park. However, the garden near the amphitheatre stayed the same from 1920.
In modern times, the pond for water plants and subsequently the rose garden next to it, was replaced by a cafe and a play area for children. Moreover, what used to be a glasshouse in 1920 transformed into a water feature today. Other substantial renovation include the new entrance built under the ground of Grange Park.
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