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 design of Grange

Park

in the year 1920 when it was established and its form in the present time.

Overall

, there have been many significant

changes

in all parts except the two main entrances. In the past, there were more gardens and outdoor places for doing various activities

while

there are more buildings nowadays. One obvious change is the fountain in the centre of the

park

was destroyed and a

rose

garden

which is surrounded by some seats has been built

instead

. To the northeast of the

park

, there were a

rose

garden

and a pond for water plants which are converted into a cafe and the children’s play area, respectively. Below them, seats and the glasshouse were demolished and a water feature is constructed which is on the underground car

park

entrance.

In addition

to the

changes

in the centre and the east side of the

park

, some other

changes

have occurred to the opposite side. One drastic is the music stage is replaced with an Amphitheatre for concerts.

While

the

rose

garden

to the northwest of the

park

remains in the same location, another

rose

garden

near the south entrance

as well as

all seats to the west have been removed. As can be seen,

in addition

to that

rose

garden

, two main entrances remain without any

changes

.