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The image displays two layouts of Grange Park, first in 1920, then today. In 1920, the park featured an entrance from Arnold Avenue leading to a stage for musicians and a centrally located fountain. There were rose gardens with adjacent seats situated north and south of the fountain, and across the park entrance from Eldon Street was a glasshouse beside a pond for water plants. The current layout shows the Arnold Avenue entrance leading to an amphitheater replacing the musicians' stage, a water feature now central where the fountain stood, and a rose garden with seating remaining unchanged in placement. The glasshouse and pond have been replaced by a cafe and children's play area, respectively. The park now includes an underground car park accessed via Eldon Street.
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The maps illustrate significant changes that took place in Grange Park from 1920 and today.
Overall, It is clear that park underwent substantial improvements, which are the facilities building and cultural areas. Moreover, a water feature and underground car park were added to the park.
In detail, fountain in the middle of the park was transformed into a rose garden with seats surrounding it. However, seats that were near the entrances from Eldon streen and Armold street and seats in the west and east side of the park were removed. Stage for musicians has been rebuilt as a amphitheater for concerts, and rose garden near it has been extracted.
Regarding buildings, ponds for water plants and another rose garden were converted into a cafe and playground for children, with a huge water feature near it that used to be a glasshouse. Also the entrance for underground park was added closeby that water feature.
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