Spanish-American Boy Drawing Water in Chamisal 1940

A Spanish-American boy draws water from an irrigation ditch in Chamisal, New Mexico, during July 1940. The water is essential for household needs, such as cooking and drinking. Irrigation ditches were vital for agriculture in New Mexico, supporting both local farming and community sustenance. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection.

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