maps describe changes of a park

The given maps compare the layout of a public infrastructure in 1920 and in recent. There are varied changes in the facilities and the settings. In 1920, there were two entrances placed opposite to eachother, one from the Arnold Avenue, and one from the Eldon street. Entering from both entrances, visitors can easily admire a water fountain in the centre, and to the right of a musician performing booth. There were several seats intertwin with small rose gardens in the park. At the right conner nearly the Avenue were a pond to grow some plants under water. A rectangular glasshouse was set at the opposite conner nearly the street. After decades, the park have experienced a lot of changes. The fountain has been replaced by a square rose garden with some spots for sitting around its sides. The original musician displaying booth has been removed, and a large theatre has been built instead. Other features like pond and glasshouse has also been gone to leave places for a cafe shop, a children's playground and a water decoration, respectively. There is a brand-new underground entrance added to the right side of the park, with a car parking area.