Gimme That Old Time Photography

An aerial photo from the 1930's (in PA) aquired from:

 http://laurelhillwalks.blogspot.com/2011/12/evans-hill-mound-bit-of-background.html

a detail from that, hinting of an Indian Trail, bounded by stone rows, as are the non-square "fields" or ancient Indian Resource zones:

(Below) An aerial photo from the 1930's (in CT) used in this post:

http://wakinguponturtleisland.blogspot.com/2011/10/old-town-farm.html

Also hinting of Indian Trails, bounded by (zigzag) stone rows, as are the non-square "fields" or ancient Indian Resource zones.

This takes you to fairly recent in PA where the path might be fairly untouched:

http://www.bing.com/maps/explore/#5003/0.6002=q:evan's+hill,+indiana+county+pa:nelat:40.4206690632724:nelong:-78.898061584681:swlat:40.3321098747605:swlong:-79.055475067347:nosp:0:adj:0&p=c/5872/style=be&lat=qrvqv9&lon=8d8fyk&alt=482.522644&z=16&pid=5874

This takes you to fairly recent in CT, where the paths are now modern roads:

http://www.bing.com/maps/explore/#5003/0.6002=q:grey+fox+trail,+06798:nelat:40.5770383030694:nelong:-79.0735385647125:swlat:40.5660036969297:swlong:-79.1007254352875:nosp:0:adj:0&p=c/5872/style=be&lat=qxx22b&lon=8x1rrr&alt=98.729139&z=17&pid=5874 

(Camera-less, I recently drove up Grey Fox and Barnhill, surprised at the stone work that still exists - and the huge rockpiles I plan on photographing...)

And:

a 1930's photo (I can't remember where I aquired it) showing some cross and rail wooden fences (over stone rows?):