Today if one walks or lives around this area there is still a lot of train activity as engines pulling hundreds of cars transporting anything from bulldozers to oranges and apples, mill around waiting their turns to go on. It has been suggested by King Plow tenant Box Development that an internet cam setup should be put at this junction so residents can see all the train activity instead of just a lot of clanking and clanging. Residents of the White Provision Building can look down from 5 and 6 stories above and see the waiting trains--the intermittent clanking and clanging very quickly ceases to be noticeable except perhaps during phone calls. There used to be a switchman and a control tower at this location but now all switching is done electronically from Jacksonville, Florida. The concrete switching station was demolished in 1996 to discourage vagrants from camping in it.
From the memories of Robert Haywood of Murray Company/E.Van Winkles Gin and Machine Company: