1940 Vintage Black and White Photo of Pie Town Laborer Home

A temporary home in Pie Town, New Mexico, reflects the living conditions of tie hewers in June 1940. Tie hewers played a crucial role in the timber industry, cutting ties for railroads. The photograph is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents labor conditions and life in rural America during the Great Depression.

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