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

The map compares Grange

Park

in 1920 with the current time. Several features have moved, but

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main change is the development of an amphitheatre, a

water

feature and the removal of the fountain. Looking at accessibility, the

park

kept

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two original entrances on Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street that have been there since its opening in 1920, but on today’s

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we see they have added underground parking for cars off of Eldon Street as well. In 1920 they chose to have seating placed all around the edge of the

park

,

while

the updated map shows that seating has now been concentrated around the central

park

feature. The same is true of the multiple rose gardens that the

park

originally featured which have now been concentrated into one central rose garden, with only one left in its original location. They kept an entertainment area in the same location in the west of the

park

, though it has been upgraded from a stage to a full amphitheatre. The

park

's

water

attraction, formerly a pond with

water

plants in the

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corner, has moved and is now a

water

feature where the glasshouse once stood.

While

today’s

park

no longer features the central fountain, it does now include a cafe and children’s play area for visitors to enjoy,

along with

plenty of open space around the features.