Spanish-American Woman Plastering Adobe House July 1940

A Spanish-American woman plastering an adobe house in Chamisal, New Mexico, illustrates traditional building practices. In July 1940, adobe homes represented the regions cultural heritage and adaptation to the environment. Adobe construction uses natural materials, providing insulation and durability, crucial for desert climates.

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