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The maps illustrate how more than 100 years of redevelopment have reshaped the layout of Grange Park.

In terms of overall transformations, the park has shifted its focus towards enhancing recreational facilities and accessibility with the addition of a cafe, a children's playground, and an amphitheater for concerts, as well as a new underground car park entrance in place of old features. Of particular note is the relocation of seating areas.

In 1920, a central fountain greeted visitors entering from Eldon Street, which has since been replaced by a rose garden surrounded by full seating. Adjacent to the new garden, the former musicians' stage has been removed to make room for a larger amphitheater for concerts within the park. This development, however, came at the expense of seating on the left side and the previous rose garden in the bottom left corner. Despite these alterations, the entrances at the top and bottom, along with the upper left rose garden, have remained unchanged in their original positions.

The upper right corner of the park now hosts a cafe, replacing the former rose garden, while the location of a water plant pond has been converted into a children's play area. Additionally, a new water feature has been introduced instead of the previous glasshouse and several seats. Finally, a new entrance to the underground car park now leads to the water feature.