On the road from Bullards Bar to Camptonville. It was also known as the Bogardus Rancho, which was named for E. Bogardus, the owner.

Erwin G. Gudde, 1975

"In 1850, a man named Bogardus settled between the Wisconsin House and Camptonville. He kept a store there, and after Camptonville was settled he converted it into a hotel and called it the Junction House. In 1851, Moses Eastman took the hotel. A large business was done until the road was changed to run a mile north, when it ceased to be a public house. After the road was moved back to its old route, business was revived, and the place was again kept as a hotel."

- Thompson & West, History of Yuba County, 1879