The maps illustrate the changes in Grange Park between 1920 and the present day.
Overall, the park has become more recreational, facilitated with a cafe, children’s play area, water feature, and an amphitheater for concerts.
Before the construction, access to the park was from the south, with a huge glasshouse to the right and, on the other side, there were seats and a rose garden. There was a fountain, near which stood a stage for musicians. A pond for water plants was located in the northeastern part of the park. Additionally, there were rose gardens in both the northwest and southeast corners, with seating areas surrounding them.
After the reconstruction, the fountain, located in front of the building, was demolished to make way for one of the rose gardens. All the seats were transferred around the rose garden. Where the stage once stood, there is now an amphitheater for concerts. The glasshouse was replaced with a water feature. One of the rose gardens in the southern part was replaced with a cafe