Given are pictures depicting alterations that occurred in a countryside named Denham, which is located on the east bank of the River Stroke.
Overall, the village experienced a number of profound alterations, the most vivid of which were the numerous constructions of residential areas along the river. Furthermore, the village experienced transformation from a rural village to a largely accomodated area over the period.
Although the post office was retained as an amenity, both shops, which can be seen adjacent to the post office, and the north west of the school were flattened out to make way for the construction of houses situated along the road. There used to be an extensive property standing in its own garden, located to the east. Instead of the farmlands, the former located along the river and the latter situated to the north-west of the school, a set of residential houses were erected. In response to the profound boost in the populace, the primary school was expanded to roughly double the size of the former building.