Homemade Adobe Cupboard in New Mexico Farmhouse 1940

A homemade adobe cupboard stands in a Spanish-American farmhouse in Chamisal, Taos County, New Mexico, captured in July 1940. This structure exemplifies local craftsmanship, reflecting the regions architectural traditions. Adobe construction, utilizing sun-dried earth, has been a fundamental building method in New Mexico for centuries.

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