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The image presents a layout of Grange Park from 1920, showing Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street boundaries, featuring rose gardens along Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street, seats near the rose gardens along Arnold Avenue, opposite the stage for musicians, seats along Eldon Street surrounding the rose garden, main entrance situated centrally along Arnold Avenue, fountain located near Arnold Avenue entrance, pond for water plants near the top right corner, glasshouse positioned adjacent to Eldon Street close to Eldon Street's bottom right side.
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The two maps illustrate the layout of Grange Park when it opened in 1920 and how it looks today.
Overall, the park has undergone significant changes, with many original features replaced by modern facilities aimed at public entertainment and leisure.
In 1920, the park featured a central fountain, surrounded by rose gardens in the corners. The west side had a stage for musicians, while the east side included a glasshouse and a pond for water plants. Seating was available around the edges.
Today, the central fountain has been replaced with a larger rose garden with more seating. The musicians’ stage has become an amphitheatre, and the glasshouse has been replaced by a café. The pond area now holds a children’s play area, and a modern water feature is located in the southeast.
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