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 following images show a
comparation
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comparison
of two maps of Grange Park, the top one is from 1920 and
a
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second is an updated version where we can overview the changes that had
occured
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occurred
during the years. Going more into detail with the old map, the
firts atraction
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first attraction
located in the middle just between the Arnold Avenue entrance and Eldon
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street
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Street
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second entrance was a fountain. Over passing the fountain, on the left
handed-side
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there was a small stage where musicians use to be located and public seats just in front
ate
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the very end with the walls behind. the seating area
sorounding
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surrounding
the stage was filled with a rose garden in between.
This
left section has
slighly
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slightly
been changed where
intead
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instead
of a small stage and separate seats it's been repurposed for an
Amphiteatre
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Amphitheatre
for bigger concerts where
seating
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the seating
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area
already
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integrated.
Also
, between the two
entrances
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there is a bigger and squared rose garden
surounded
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surrounded
by seats in each corner. The old fountain it's been changed
for
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a bigger water waterfall located on the right bottom side of the park where in 1920 we use to found a glasshouse. There is
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now a children playing area on the right top corner facing followed by a cafe just next to the entrance
od
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of
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Arnold Avenue.
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  • renovations
  • modernize
  • upgraded
  • transformed
  • landscaping
  • facilities
  • amenities
  • preservation
  • heritage
  • green spaces
  • eco-friendly
  • public space
  • community impact
  • historical elements
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  • recreational areas
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