The two pictures illustrate some changes of a public park as it was in the year 1920 compared to the present day.
Overall, the most significant changes involved new constructions for the entertainment area, a few relocations in terms of seating, and the elimination of unnecessary features.
In 1920, a water fountain was situated in the center of the park, which was removed later to make space for a rose garden with surrounding seats for visitors. Furthermore, a stage with two seating areas for musical performance, and a minor rose garden in 1920 were now replaced by an amphitheater in the west of the park. The pond for water plants and a rose garden were abolished to make way for a cafe and a playground for children. Finally, a new water feature with a parking space built underneath are now placed in the southeast of the park, where a glasshouse was there in 1920. No changes were made to the entrances and a minor garden.
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