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The image shows two maps comparing Barton Bingham in 1937 and 1995. In 1937, elements included a manor house in woodland in the northwest, a railway running west to east through the northern area, agricultural land north and west of the railway, a lake surrounded by marshland in the center, scrubland southeast, and a road running south from the railway station through the scrubland. By 1995, the manor house had become a health farm, the railway had additional lines and disused segments, agricultural areas converted into leisure complex and healthcare facilities including a hospital and car park west of the lake, woodland largely replaced by places like a golf course and minor commercialization, marshland near the lake was removed or diminished, and scrubland converted to a farm. Wildfowl sanctuary introduced in scrubland area, roads and infrastructure expanded connecting new urban elements.
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The diagrams illustrate the significant development changes that took place in Barton Bingham between 1937 and 1995.
Overall, it is clear that the area had been extensively modernized over nearly six decades. In agricultural land and scrubland spaces are entirely replaced by a leisure complex, a hospital and a car park.
Specifically, In 1937, the northern side of the area was classified as a manor house surrounded by woodland, along with a vast expanse of scrubland. By 1995, the area had undergone significant redevelopment. The original manor house was converted into a health farm, while the vast scrubland was entirely cleared to make room for a large golf course.
Turning to the central and southern areas of the map, the agricultural land in the southwest was reduced in size to make space for a farm, while the marshland in the southeast gave way to a wildfowl sanctuary. A new road and a railway line complete with a station were constructed directly across the area. A hospital and a car park were built alongside with new transport links, a leisure complex was developed next to the lake, and several houses were constructed along the new main road.
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