Worker Preparing Wooden Form for Adobe Bricks 1940

A worker washes out a wooden form in Chamisal, New Mexico, preparing to make adobe bricks in July 1940. This process involves saturating the form with water, crucial for ensuring the quality of the bricks. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, documenting traditional construction methods in the American Southwest.

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