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

The provided charts display the map of Grange Park currently compared to the opening condition in 1920.

Overall

, both diagrams share the main features or attractions of the park at different times.

While

there have been many upgrades since 1920

such

as the amphitheatre replacing the stage for superior music performance, it still preserves the rose gardens and even puts one of them in the centre.

In addition

to that, there are new services like a cafe and a playing area for children to improve everyone's experience and enjoyment. In 1920, there were 2 entrances to the garden, from Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street, and the fountain would be the first thing they could see because it was located in the heart of the plaza. On one

side

of the park, there was a stage provided for musicians to play in between 2 rose plazas.

Additionally

, there were 4 benches distributed around there for people to enjoy the show or just to stretch their legs. On the other

side

, there was another rose garden, a seat, a greenhouse, and a pond for water plants. Fast forward to today, the fountain is being replaced with

big

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a big

show examples

rose garden and 4 seats around it.

In addition

, the stage was

also

replaced with an amphitheatre and

this

change

also

removed one of the rose gardens and all of the benches from

this

side

. The other

side

looks very different compared to before, where there are new installations of a water feature, a cafe, and a children's recreational area.