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Trampas, New Mexico. The temperature of Trampas drops way below zero in winter, and all social life takes place around the fire. An evening scene in the home of Juan Lopez, the majordomo (mayor) [i.e., steward
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Trampas, New Mexico. The temperature of Trampas drops way below zero in winter, and all social life takes place around the fire. An evening scene in the home of Juan Lopez, the majordomo (mayor) [i.e., steward

Collier, John, Jr, Collier, John · 1943 · photo, print, drawing

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new mexiconitrate negativestaos countytrampasunited states
Credit lineTrampas, New Mexico. The temperature of Trampas drops way below zero in winter, and all social life takes place around the fire. An evening scene in the home of Juan Lopez, the majordomo (mayor) [i.e.. 1943. Collier, John, Jr, Collier, John. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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