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Introduction
The given diagrams illustrate the layout of a small local museum and its surrounding area in the years 1957 and 2007. .
Overview
Overall, the original green area around the museum was largely replaced with new facilities such as a café, a car park, a reception area, and other rooms. Additionally, the internal structure of the museum was significantly reorganized to accommodate more modern exhibitions and amenities.
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In 1957, the museum building consisted of three main internal sections: the National History Exhibition in the center, with a Local History Room on the left and a Museum Store Room on the right. These were accessible via a curved path leading from the main road to an Entrance Hall. The surrounding area featured a large garden with various trees scattered throughout the open space on the left and behind the museum.
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By 2007, major structural and spatial changes had occurred. The central National History Exhibition was replaced with a Reception, and a Museum Shop was added to the left side of the entrance. The Local History Room remained but was relocated towards the back. Additionally, three new rooms were introduced: Special Exhibitions beside the garden, an Education Centre at the top right, and a Café on the right. The curved path was removed and replaced by a straight entrance. Moreover, the southern area of the museum grounds was transformed into a large car park, replacing the original garden space almost entirely.
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