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 how Grange

Park

has developed over a period of 103 years. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that the area witnessed dramatic changes with regard to the construction o new facilities, the building of a new amphitheatre, and the relocation of a

rose

garden

and seats. In 1920, there was a

stage

for musicians to the west of the

park

and 2

rose

gardens were located south and north sides of the

stage

. Another

rose

garden

was placed to the northeast of the site. In the middle of the

park

, a fountain was placed. There was a pond on the upper east side and a glasshouse on the lower east side. Over the course of the given period, the

stage

was replaced with an amphitheatre for concerts and the

rose

garden

which was to the south of the

stage

in 1920 was relocated into the middle of the

park

. The glasshouse was demolished and a water feature was constructed

instead

.

Moreover

, the pond and the

rose

garden

which were in the north-east previously were knocked down and a café and children’s play area were built in that space.

Finally

, the location