The plans 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 maps depict the alterations of two different layouts of Grange Park in 1920 and the current year.

Overall

, it is evident that some new features replacing some sites,

such

as a cafe and a play area.

However

, the main amenities remain the same, which only underwent several renovations and relocations, including the stage. In 1920, there was a water

fountain

directly across the entrance that was close to the glasshouse, which is positioned in the middle of the park.

Additionally

, the left side of it had a stage for musicians, which was surrounded by two rose gardens and four seating areas.

Moreover

, an additional rose

garden

and a seating area were situated on the right side of the

fountain

, which was set apart by a pond for water plants. In the present time, the entire stage experienced an expansion becoming an enormous amphitheatre for concerts alongside one rose

garden

up to it,

while

the other seating areas and a rose

garden

are relocated neatly to the centre of the park replacing the original

fountain

.

Furthermore

, the glasshouse has been diminished to add a new water feature as a

fountain

replacement and an underground entrance for cars.

Similarly

, the cafe and a children's play are constructed and altered the initial features, which were a rose

garden

and a pond.