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The plans below shows a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today.

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The two plans show how grange
park
 in Arnold Avenue looked when it was opened first in 1920 and how it is transformed today.
Overall
, it is evident from plans that there have been significant changes and development that occurred in the
park
 from the time it was opened to today. A major change like the replacement of the fountain with a
rose
garden
. In 1920, grange
park
 had lots of
rose
 gardens scattered all over the place,
however
 today the number of
rose
 gardens is reduced. The fountain in 1920 is demolished and replaced with a
rose
garden
 surrounded by four seats. ,
Also
 the number of seats which were previously spread out at the edges of the
park
 is now in the centre around the
rose
garden
.
In contrast
, the two entrances at the opposite side to the north and south of the estate in 1920 are maintained present day.
Moreover
, on the east side of the plane, the pond for water plants and glasshouse is replaced with a children's play area and water feature respectively. So as the
rose
garden
 was uprooted and replaced with a cafe.
Furthermore
, there is an introduction of an amphitheatre for concerts to the west side of the plan which extends to the area where the stage for musicians used to be.
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