The adjacent property on North Limestone Street utilized a power generation facility to provide DC (direct current) power for the city's trolley system in the early 1900s. This trolley system used the current rail line separating the two properties, which is now owned and operated by R. J. Corman Railroad.
The property on North Limestone Street provided DC power for the city's trolley system in the early 1900s, which was later used by R. J. Corman Railroad to operate the current rail line separating the two properties.