Spanish-American Girl Washing Wool in Chamisal 1940

In July 1940, a Spanish-American girl washes wool in Chamisal, New Mexico. This image illustrates daily life in a rural community where wool processing is an essential tradition. Chamisal, located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, has a rich cultural heritage influenced by both Native American and Hispanic communities, fostering unique artisanal skills.

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