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

The maps illustrate how Grance

Park

has developed from 1920 to the present.

Overall

,

while

there have been significant changes in facilities, one

rose

garden

remained from the original site.

Furthermore

, a fountain which was located in the centre of the

park

has been demolished to build a large

rose

garden

with

seats

around it. Looking into detail, in 1920, to the west of the

entrance

from Arnold Avenue, there was a

rose

garden

with

seats

and to the east of

this

entrance

, one

rose

garden

without

seats

and a pond for water plants

were

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located.

Moreover

, a fountain was located in the centre near a stage for musicians in the western direction. To the left of the

entrance

from Eldon Street, a

rose

garden

was established

as well as

a glasshouse with

seats

located on the right of the

entrance

. In terms of changes, a large

rose

garden

has been constructed in the centre where the fountain used to be. The stage and the

rose

garden

below have been knocked down to build an Amphitheatre for concerts ,

while

the

rose

garden

in the southwest remains. The

rose

garden

in the southeast of the

park

has been converted into a cafe,

whereas

the children's play area has been built on the land previously occupied by the pond. The Glasshouse was demolished to build a water feature which has an

entrance

underground car

park

on the right