The diagrams below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The multiple maps compare the vast development of Grange Park from its earliest year to the present.

Overall

, there has been an introduction to new facilities

such

as a water feature, a cafe, an amphitheatre, a children's play area, and a new

entrance

. Other than that, some places have changed their functions,

for instance

, the

fountain

, the pond, the glasshouse, and the musician's stage. In 1920, the

fountain

stood in the centre of the area, with a musician's stage on the western side. The park had two main entrances located in the middle south and north. On the left of the south

entrance

, there were

seats

and rose gardens,

while

on the right, there was a glasshouse and

seats

. Moving to the north

entrance

, the buildings on the left were exactly the same as the south

entrance

.

However

, the right part consisted of a rose garden and a pond. In

this

year, the

seats

were distributed on many sides of the park. In the current state, the

fountain

is demolished and rebuilt into a rose garden surrounded by

seats

on each edge. Now, the

seats

are no longer separated into many areas. The stage

also

redeveloped into an amphitheatre for concerts and the glasshouse became a water feature.

Furthermore

, in the northeast, the rose garden has been changed into a cafe and the pond into a children's play area.

Finally

, there has been construction of a new underground

entrance

located on the west part of the water

fountain

.