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 given maps elucidate the different layouts of a public

park

called Grange

Park

in 1920 when the

park

was opened in 1920 and on

this

day.

Overall

, there are several nature areas that were replaced by modern facilities for the visitors. In 1920, a few nature areas could be seen in Grange

Park

. There were three Rose Gardens placed in the

park

, two of them located in the north and the other one was in the Southwest near the Pond for water plants.

Furthermore

, the Fountain was placed in the centre of the

park

, and the Stage for musicians was located next to that on the west side.

Additionally

, there was a Glasshouse in the Southeast area next to the Entrance from Eldon Street. In the present day, the same facilities as the first day are only Rose Garden in the Northwest. The fountain was replaced by the Rose Garden with four seats surrounding it. There is

also

a new Amphitheatre for concerts taking the place of a Stage for Musicians in the West.

Then

, the Pond for water plants was given to the Children’s play area.

Moreover

, the Rose Garden which was located the next to Arnold Avenue entrance was replaced by the Café.

In addition

, the Glasshouse was removed, and it changed to the Water feature next to the new entrance underground car

park

.