The given maps represent Grange Park in 1920 and the same park today. Overall, many facilities were constructed, except entrance place everything had changed gradually.

The maps show Grange Park in 1920 and its present structure after development.

Overall

, from the map, presently there are a lot of changes in the public park compared to its former structure. It was transformed from a simple recreational centre to a complex fun site.

To begin

with, in 1920, the place have two entrances situated at the north and south pole, Direct to both entrances is the fountain placed in the centre and the musical stage located at the west, next was two rose gardens situated on each end of the musical stage. At the east was the pond for the plant,

then

towards the southeast region was the glass house and

also

about five seats placed around all corners of the site.

In contrast

, the present-day plan has changes in all structures except the two north and south outlet that remain at the same locations and a new entrance was constructed for an underground car park which is in the southeast region beside the south inlet ,

then

next is the glass house giving way for a water feature,

then

the pond for water was changed to children's playground and a new cafe built beside it. The rose garden is brought to the centre with seats around it and the fountain was removed totally,

then

at the west is a new amphitheatre for concerts, replacing the musical stage and a rose garden was

also

left at its previous position at the northwest region.