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 two maps illustrate the various change in Grange estate from its

first

opening in 1920 to the present. Overall, it is evident that the park has been re-arranged significantly and the playground is extended with many modern facilities

such

as an amphitheatre, a children’s play area, … while some buildings are destructed to elect another structure.

First

of all, in 1920, there were 2 entrances for people to come in, which were located in the northern and southern of the

garden

and still remain at the moment.

Besides

that, 1 of 2 rose gardens, which were built in the northwestern and southwestern of the forest, is destroyed and only one

garden

remains in the northwestern ones. While the stage for musicians was rebuilt on a big scale and served as an amphitheatre for concerts.

In addition

, there was a fountain put in the centre of the public estate in 1920 but

this

figure is destructed and rebuilt as another huge rose

garden

with many seats surrounded.

Therefore

, at the northeastern corner, a children’s play area and café are built to replace the pond for water plants and another rose

garden

in the past.

Finally

, there is the prominent water feature, which is substituted for the old glasshouse, is elected

next

to the south entrance. In conclusion, the playground has changed significantly since it

first

opened in 1920, many modern infrastructures are added to the park to broaden the scale, so it's easier to attract clients but

this

square still retains its uniqueness.