The given two maps depict the Grange Park overview in the year 1920 and present a pictorial view.
Firstly, in the year 1920, Grange Park had two entrances: the north side was called Arnold Avenue, and the south side was named Eldon Street. Likewise, from the Arnold Avenue entrance side, there were two rose gardens from the left to the right side of the park.
In addition to this, the previous given map displays that in the center of the park were a water fountain and a west-side stage for musicians, and also seating arrangements were built for the public on both sides of the park.
On the other hand, the previous map also showed that a lake for water plants was on the east side of the park, and a glass house was also built on the Eldon Street entrance.
The present map also depicts the same entrance to the park, the Arnold Avenue entrance, with one rose garden on the west side and a café on the east side of the entrance.
A new Amphi theater is constructed on the west side of the park for the concerts, and a beautiful rose garden is made in the place around the water fountain. A seating arrangement is also constructed for the public.
A glance at the present map reveals that the children’s play area and water feature are constructed on the north and south sides of the park, and an entrance underground for cars is also created.