Prospector Examines Gold Formation Pinos Altos 1940

A prospector examines a rock formation along a creek bed in Pinos Altos, New Mexico. In the early 1940s, gold mining was significant in this area, contributing to economic growth. Pinos Altos, originally a mining town founded in 1860, experienced a gold rush that attracted many prospectors seeking fortune. The image is from May or June 1940.

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