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Mr. Leatherman and his children and his burro-drawn cart. The man talking to Mr. Leatherman is a tie cutting contractor and wants Leatherman to use his burros to drag ties down from the mountains. Leatherman refused because while he could use the cash he wanted to terrace his farmland. Pie Town, New
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Credit lineMr. Leatherman and his children and his burro-drawn cart. The man talking to Mr. Leatherman is a tie cutting contractor and wants Leatherman to use his burros to drag ties down from the mountains. Lea. 1940-01-01. Lee, Russell. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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