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 maps show a

park

called Grange

Park

, which the differences between when it was opened in 1920 and how the

park

now is.

Overall

, the

park

has been refurbished to an updated layout, and the modern facilities significantly replace the natural features. It is

also

noticeable that new facilities are tuning the

park

to become more accessible and functional. There have been changes remarkably since it opened in 1920,

while

only the entrances on both Arnold Avenue and

Eldon

Street

and the

Rose

Garden

which is located near the exit on Arnold Avenue remain unchanged in these years. Entering from the

entrance

of

Eldon

Street

, the centre of the

park

was previously a Fountain, which now is replaced by a

Rose

garden

in square sized surrounded by seats. The Glasshouse which was located at the right of the

entrance

on

Eldon

Street

, it is now made way to a Water feature.

Besides

the Glasshouse, an

entrance

for the underground car

park

is added, and the seats are removed to make way for it. On the left side of the

park

, a

Rose

garden

near the

entrance

on

Eldon

Street

is removed. Meanwhile, a Stage where for musicians was renovated to become an Amphitheatre where now for concerts. Opposing the water feature, a café and a Children’s play area have taken the place of the

Rose

Garden

and the Pond which was for water plants, which is near the

entrance

to Arnold Avenue.