Filling Station at Pie Town, New Mexico Size:8x12

Filling Station at Pie Town, New Mexico Size:8x12Pie Town is an unincorporated community in New Mexico, situated along US Highway 60. The 2020 census recorded Pie Town as having a population of just 166. In 1940, Farm Security Administration photographer Russell Lee documented Pie Town and the homesteaders who resided there. His photographs are a window into rural life in the 1940s. This particular photograph depicts a group of men standing around a truck at a colorful gas station. Working from a

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