Farmer Hauling Water in Pie Town New Mexico June 1940

A farmer hauls water home through rabbit brush in Pie Town, New Mexico. In June 1940, homesteaders faced significant challenges due to limited resources. Many relied on manual labor for water, as drilling wells was often not an option. This image captures the resilience of those who lived off the land during this time.

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