The diagrams illustrate the floor map of ‘Grange Park’ in 1920 and the present-day structure. There has been quite a bit of change over the past years to the garden’s whole structure where most of the places are modified or added new features to the garden.
Grange Park has two entrances to the garden. One is from Arnold Avenue and the other one is from Eldon Street. Those remain the same as it is in the past. In 1920, There was a fountain in the middle of the park which is now converted to a Rose garden and seating arrangements are settled around the rose garden. Previously, there was a small stage for musicians which is now converted to an amphitheatre for concerts.
In present, there are few new additions to the park. There is a large area for children to play around the upper corner to the right which was previously a pond for water plants. Another new feature is a café beside the children’s play area. The glasshouse was removed which was a feature in the year 1920. Lastly, there is an underground car park to park vehicles.