The plans below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The

plans

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plan

given below demonstrate major and minor changes between two layouts of 1920's Grange

Park

and today's. Starting from the older plan which was drawn in 1920, you could see a fountain

firstly

when you entered by Arnold Avenue's entrance.

Next

to the fountain, there was a huge stage for musicians. Around the

park

, you could see three rose gardens on each three corners.

Besides

, there were numerous seats for visitors across the

park

. If you entered through Eldon Street's entrance, you could see a

glasshouse

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glass house

on the southeast turn. And

lastly

, you could

also

find a small pond on the northeast corner which was used for plants. Speaking about the new plan, you can see some significant differences in the appearance of the

park

. While you are going through by Arnold's gate, you can meet a small cafe on the right. Near the cafe, you can discover the pond has turned into a play area for children. In the

center

an area that is approximately central within some larger region

centre

of the

park

, there is only one rose garden surrounded by seats. Another remarkable change is a gigantic amphitheatre for concerts on the west side. On the southeast corner of the

park

, you can see a well-designated water feature.

Additionally

, a new entrance has built recently for using an underground

park

.