Jack Whinery and Daughter Covering Beans Pie Town 1940

In June 1940, Jack Whinery and his daughter cover beans on their homestead in Pie Town, New Mexico. The Whinery family practiced traditional farming techniques due to their lack of modern equipment. Pie Town is known for its unique culture and history of homesteading, attracting many settlers during the Great Depression.

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