Homesteaders in Adobe House Pie Town New Mexico 1940

In June 1940, a homesteader and his wife sit in their adobe home located in Pie Town, New Mexico. The couple moved from Oklahoma seven years prior, first living in a log cabin before constructing their adobe residence. This image illustrates the practical adaptations of architecture to the Southwest environment during the homesteading era.

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