Man Hewing Wooden Tie with Broadaxe in Pie Town 1940
In June 1940, a man hews a wooden tie with a broadaxe in Pie Town, New Mexico. This scene exemplifies the traditional craftsmanship prevalent in rural America. Pie Town gained attention during the Great Depression for its unique community of homesteaders. The wooden ties were essential for supporting railway tracks, showcasing vital infrastructure work.
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Man Hewing Wooden Tie with Broadaxe in Pie Town 1940
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