The illustrations highlight notable changes as well as the redevelopment of
Stokeford from 1930 to 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the village underwent a number of dramatic changes, the
most important of which is a significant increase in the number of houses
catering for population growth as well as the disappearance of farmland.
Additionally, the retirement home was constructed as a replacement of the only
garden in Stokeford.
The town saw a number of changes, with farmland in the north-east and
southern being turned into dwellers' houses, and the only botanic garden was
converted into a retirement home. The northen bridge, post office, and primary
school in the center of the village were the only facilities that remained
unchanged throughout the period from 1930 to 2010.
Furthermore, there used to be shops in the central section, but it was
redevelopment into houses for villagers, which was accompanied by many
amenities such as a post office and primary school.