1940 Tie-Cutting Camp in Pie Town New Mexico
In June 1940, a tie-cutting camp operates in Pie Town, New Mexico. Workers measure a split log to determine the next cut for railroad ties. This scene reflects the timber industry’s role in supporting infrastructure during the 20th century. The FSA/OWI Collection documents such essential activities in American labor history.
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1940 Tie-Cutting Camp in Pie Town New Mexico
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