Mrs. Faro Caudill with Cans of Fruit in Pie Town 1940

In Pie Town, New Mexico, Mrs. Faro Caudill brings cans of fruit from a dugout cellar. In May 1940, dugout cellars served as practical storage for farm produce in the region. This method reflects local agricultural practices and a lifestyle rooted in self-sufficiency, showcasing the resilience of rural communities during that era.

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