Durham Stockyard, Grand Junction, Colorado 39.072825 -108.582310 Between 25 Road and 26 Road Grand Junction Mesa Colorado USA https://goo.gl/maps/vYWqrCEhoR82 Google map for Durham Stockyards Stockyards that were located between 25 and 26 Roads on the River Road near Pomona in the early Twentieth century. It was a livestock loading station that belonged to the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and succeeded Whitewater as the principal shipping point for cattle in Mesa County. The yard had a passing track, a chute-loading track, and a third track. According to oral history interviewee Eugene Perry, it was named for a variety of cattle, the ‘Bull Durham Cattle’. Previously, it was called ‘Bovino’, a play on ‘bovine’. In one of his oral histories, Charles Frank Moore also refers to Durham as “Bovine.” yes yes BovinoBovine