Majordomo Managing Irrigation in Chamisal New Mexico 1940

A vintage black and white photograph from July 1940 depicts the majordomo in Chamisal, New Mexico, overseeing the management of irrigation water rights. This role was crucial for local agriculture, as water allocation directly impacted crop yields. In the 1940s, many New Mexico communities relied on traditional irrigation methods to sustain farming practices.

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