George Hutton Farm Home Pie Town New Mexico 1940

The farm home of George Hutton stands in Pie Town, New Mexico, in June 1940. Russell Lee captures the essence of rural life during this period. Pie Town gained attention for its unique name and was a settlement for many migrating families during the Dust Bowl. The town is known for its pie shops, which became local attractions.

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