1940 Wooden Wedge Splitting Logs in Pie Town New Mexico
In June 1940, a wooden wedge is driven into logs for splitting, a key process for railroad tie production. This scene takes place in Pie Town, New Mexico, showcasing the logging practices of the era. The image serves as a record of manual labor in the 1940s, offering insight into the daily lives of those in the American West.
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1940 Wooden Wedge Splitting Logs in Pie Town New Mexico
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