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 illustrate the

overall

development of Grange

Park

in Arnold Avenue staged in two different periods - the first one depicts the

park

during its inauguration in 1920, and the latter portrays its present-day layout. Generally speaking, the

overall

layout of the

park

has been changed drastically except for the main entrances at Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street. The

park

first opened in 1920, and it went through drastic developments since

then

.

To begin

with, the key feature of the

park

- the central fountain, has been demolished. The rose garden was earlier scattered around the periphery of the

park

along with

the seating arrangements, but now it has been remobilised to the centre of the

park

. Meanwhile, the stage for the musicians has been

further

converted to an "Amphitheatre" for concerts to accommodate a larger crowd.

However

, the rose garden on the northwest has been retained.

Besides

, the glasshouse on the southeast side has been redesigned with a water feature and an underground entrance to the car

park

for visitors. The addition of amenities

such

as the cafe on the northeast side adjacent to Arnold Avenue was

also

done.

Finally

, the pond of water plants was redesigned to accommodate a children’s play area.