Workers Removing Plaster in Chamisal New Mexico 1940

In July 1940, workers in Chamisal, New Mexico remove deteriorating plaster from a building. This process was common in the era, as many structures required maintenance due to age and weather exposure. The work reflects the regional commitment to preserving historic architecture, which is vital for understanding local heritage and craftsmanship.

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