The Denham town’s history has brought a significant change over a due course of time, when traced back space by space, house by houses leads to the present day map. This is displayed with simplicity in the above illustrated diagrams showing the 40 years evolution.
Overall, there can be seen a shift from pottery farm to more residents taking shelter by replacing farmland with housing. Due to this shift furthermore can be seen new construction of commute for easy access to the locals places in town like the post office and primary school. However the brine dated back remains to be intact and in its position.
The 1986 map can be best described as a natural space for people and animals toco-exist together. To begin with the vast spread farmland covered most of the areas while the shops and post office were situated closer to the river stoke. While the garden and primary school contributed for the educational upbringing of the students nevertheless the garden played a significant role in social development. The garden was a source of entertainment for adults featuring a large house in its back side of the portion. along with. The bridge stood high and proud in its place as the river passes through it.
The present time map however shows that the post office is still located at the same place whereas the shops around it are closed. There can be seen new residential area being developed as new people are entering town and deciding to settle here. New road are developed to accommodate the growing population of the town which has also led to the development of the primary school a well. The garden and the large house has been converted into a retirement home space where the senior citizens could live peacefully. The bridge and the river seems intact and in its place.