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.

These pictures illustrate the different layouts of Grange

Park

when it first opened in 1920 and today.

Overall

, there are various new facilities and relocations from the old ones.

First,

in the beginning, the map was simple. There was only

one

stage for musicians on the west

side

of the

park

and seats that located separately. Additional facilities were only

one

fountain at the centre,

one

glasshouse at the south next to Eldon Street’s

entrance

, and

one

water pond at the corner east

side

of the

park

.

In addition

after many years, the layout was renovated. Old facilities were located together.

For example

, a rose garden in front of the stage, which now is an amphitheatre, surrounded by seat areas.

Then

, people can access the

park

through a new gate from the underground

entrance

which

also

happened to be a car

park

on the south

side

.

Moreover

, they have

one

Cafe beside the children’s play areas on the north

side

. Small rose garden next to Arnold Avenue’s

entrance

and

lastly

, they add a water feature not far from Eldon Street’s

entrance

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