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

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the Grange

Park

as it was in 1920 and its appearance today.

Overall

, the size of

this

park

remained the same and is still based between Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street. By the present time, there is a wide range of changes and public parks look fully different. On the north and the south of the

park

, entrances remained unchanged.

However

, the fountain was replaced by a

rose

garden

in the middle of the

park

and seats near the entrances and in the upper and bottom corners of the west side were moved to the

center

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and placed around the

rose

garden

. Meanwhile, the stage for musicians on the west side was transformed into an

amphitheater

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for concerts. On the east side of the

park

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the

rose

garden

was demolished and a cafe was installed there.

Furthermore

, a pond for water plants next to the

rose

garden

made way for a children's play area. On the southeast, a glasshouse was knocked down and a water feature appeared at the same place.

Finally

, seats that stand between the pond and the glasshouse were disappeared.