Anyone who has traveled U.S. Highway 60 across western New Mexico has passed through a town with a name easy to remember—Pie Town. The University of New Mexico Press has just published award-winning California photographer Arthur Drooker’s Pie Town Revisited a new book on the ubiquitously named, unincorporated hamlet on the Continental Divide. Drooker’s interest in the town began when he discovered Russell Lee’s Farm Service Administration photos taken in 1940. The book has a dozen of Le


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