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The image presents two park layouts of Grange Park: one from 1920 and one from today. In 1920, along Arnold Avenue, the park featured two rose gardens flanking the entrance, with seats adjacent to each garden, a stage for music, a fountain, and a glasshouse. Eldon Street ran along the south side of the park where there was a pond for water plants. The current layout includes a single rose garden next to an amphitheater for concerts, a cafe, and a children's play area on Arnold Avenue. Eldon Street now features an additional entrance to the park, a water feature, and an underground car park. No numerical data points, percentages for sections, countries, categories, or years are visible in the image.
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The two diagrams above illustrate a a park in 1920 when it was first developed and nowadays.
Overall, it is noticeable that park became more people-oriented. The most noticeable change is the demolishment of fountain, also an additional entrance underground car park was built.
On the left side of the park, stage for musicians was modernized and converted into amphitheater for musicians to organize concerts. Pond for water plants was demolished, playground was constructed. To the right of the playground, the rose garden was relocated to the center of park to make place for a cafe, allowing visitors to come with children and spend time in a cafe.
The seating were relocated from the edges to the center of the park to surround a fountain. On the bottom right corner a water feiture was set up, previously there was a glasshouse.
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