Re: Stockyard in Tiffany CO, etc.

The Barringer photo is looking NW toward the west switch of the siding, which is on the south side just as the ICC map indicates. The stock pens would be behind to the photographer.

In the Robart photo, the west switch of the siding is visible at about the 4th coach, and some freight cars are sitting in the siding. This is about 1/2 mile NW of the curve where the stockpens were.

And John West's picture, that looks like a modern steel barn on the north side with a corral, probably for horses. There are also several freight cars in the siding which is clearly on the south side. The switchstand for the west switch is next to the K-36 pilot, which means the photo was taken about 1/4 mile NW of the stockpen site.