[7] The press of the time credited Edith Macleod's husband with owning the land but this was not the case.

[8] A thin strip of Macleod's land measuring 31.51 hectares was sold to the State Government to enable the construction of a branch line for the Mont Park Psychiatric Hospital.

[9] The land transfer was examined as part of the 1909 Royal Commission on the Acquisition of Certain Estates by Sir Thomas Bent[10] which found that the Crown had paid too much for it.

),[11] which finally enabled the construction of the freight-only Mont Park branch line from Macleod station to the asylum in a north-westerly direction.

[15] On 25 October 2022, the Level Crossing Removal Project announced that the Ruthven Street level crossing, located nearby in the up direction of the station, will be grade separated by 2027, with the railway line to be rebuilt over the road.