Woman and Daughter Driving Cattle in Pie Town 1940

In June 1940, a woman and her daughter drive cattle in Pie Town, New Mexico. This scene illustrates rural life in a small farming community, known for its unique history and cultural significance. Pie Town was established in the 1920s and became a center for homesteaders. The area was also noted for its role in the Farm Security Administration.

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