The plans below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today.

The two maps illustrate the original layout of
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grange
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Grange Park
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park
and its modification
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by
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nowadays.
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, there were enormous alternation happened during the period from 1920 till now. By 1920, there was a fountain between the two entrances which could
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from
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Eldon Street and Arnold Avenue respectively. In the eastern part of the
park
which involved a rose
garden
, a pond for water plants and a glasshouse which was
along with
the south wall of the area.
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the opposite side, a stage provided for musicians was standing in the
center
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with double seats and a rose
garden
on both
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. Based on the demonstration, the
recent
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park
have
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changed significantly. A rose
garden
with seats around it is situated
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the position where the fountain
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perviously
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previously
occupied.
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, in the left region of the
park
, only one rose
garden
has remained
while
an
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used for
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which substituted the original facilities is built.
Furthermore
, a water feature, a cafe and a children’s play area have replaced the constructions it used to set before.
Besides
, in order to arrive at the underground car
park
, a new entrance is added in the southeast corner of the
park
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • recreational facilities
  • landscaping
  • naturalistic
  • amenities
  • formal gardens
  • ergonomic
  • symmetric designs
  • inclusive
  • accessible
  • accommodations
  • native plant species
  • societal changes
  • visitor services
  • community events
  • evolution
  • modern playgrounds
  • wildflower meadows
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