The diagrams 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 maps illustrate the structure of a public

park

in 1920 and today. At first glance, it can be seen how some major changes happened during

this

period, with almost all the old features now substituted by others. In fact, the only things which remained identical are the two entrances and the

rose

garden

on the right of Arnold Avenue’s entrance. Regarding the changes, the most striking one is the substitution of the fountain in the centre of the

park

with a

rose

garden

, which has seats on every side,

while

in 1920 they were spread along the

park

.

Furthermore

, on the left side of the

park

, entering from Eldon street, the space in which a stage for musicians and a

rose

garden

were, is now occupied by an amphitheatre for concerts, with only the aforementioned

rose

garden

on the right of Arnold avenue’s entrance remaining. On the other side of the

park

, the glass house on the right of Eldon street’s entrance has been changed with a water feature,

while

the

rose

garden

and the pond for water plants, once located in front of the water feature, have been respectively replaced by a cafè and a children’s play area.

Finally

, an underground car

park

has been built during

this

period. In conclusion, it can be stated how Grange

park

has undergone a great renovation over the years, and how

this

can be noted from the new features of the

park

, which have been completely changed.