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 plans given illustrate the changes in Grange

Park

when it first opened in 1920 and the same

park

today.

Overall

, after being renovated, all the buildings and facilities provided by Grange

Park

will be demolished and replaced with other facilities. In 1920, there was a fountain in the heart of the

garden

and a stage for musicians next to it, specifically in the West. There were two entrances in the North and South of the

park

, the North

entrance

is facing Arnold Avenue,

while

the South

entrance

is located in front of Eldon Street. Grange

Park

is bordered by some structures and facilities,

such

as the

rose

garden

, which was located in the West of the North

entrance

, followed by the pond water plants, the seats, and the glasshouse in a clockwise direction.

Moreover

, there were two seats situated to the East of each main

entrance

, but there was a

rose

garden

located in the middle of them. In terms of construction in recent conditions, the fountain is replaced by the

rose

gardens in the heart of the

park

and it is surrounded by four seats.

Moreover

, the Amphitheatre for concerts replaces the stage for musicians.

On the other hand

, there are a cafe and a children's play area next to the North

entrance

, which are converting the

rose

garden

and pond water plants. There is a water feature in the Southeast of the

park

and there is an

entrance

underground car

park

, which is constructed next to it.

Additionally

, the

rose

garden

in the North of the

park

and the two main entrances stay the same.