From that point until the early 20th century, the station also served as the local post office. At the time, it contained coal sidings, spurs into lumber yards, a freight house west of Greeley Avenue, a dairy farm, and even a horse trolley to the Great South Bay owned by the South Shore Traction Company.
From that point until the early 20th century, the station also served as the local postal facility. At the time, it included coal sidings, connections to lumber yards, a freight depot west of Greeley Avenue, a dairy farm, and even a horse-drawn tramway to the Great South Bay operated by the South Shore Traction Company.