There are two pictures shown that illustrate a public park called 'Grange Park' as it was in 1920, when it first opened and then as it again today.

Looking first at the original layout, the most obvious ornaments are the central circular fountain and the musician stage on the western side. Also, on the left-hand side boundary surrounding the stage are 4 seating areas and two rose gardens opposite each other. On the other, eastern, side again there are some seats and a rose garden, but also a glasshouse on the southern Eldon Street side, whereas a pond dedicated for water plants is on the northern, Arnold Avenue, side.

Moving on to the modern map, we can clearly observe that the main central fountain has been replaced by a square rose garden enclosed on all four sides by seats. The stage has been replaced by a concert amphitheater, although the northern rose garden has remained. Where the glasshouse was has now been developed into a water feature, and a café and children's play area have replaced the pond and rose garden. Finally, an underground car park has also been added.

Overall, it seems that the area has been updated but hasn't really lost its features of water, flowers, seating and music.

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