"GodFatherRails": An Impressive Photographic Resource | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

CNJ 3676OGR Forum Member

I'm not sure if this site has been linked on the OGR Forum previously. I did a search, nothing came up so I figured I'd go ahead and start this thread. I've provided a link below to "GodFatherRails" which features the photography of John Dziobko, Jr. Mr. Dziobko is well known in railfan circles, having started taking pictures during the 40s. Many of his pictures have appeared in books. In fact, a number of recent Morning Sun publications have included his work. With almost 2,000 images encompassing a variety of roads, the site should have something of interest to most folks who want to take a look. Enjoy.

http://www.godfatherrails.com/home/home.asp

Bob

6/4/1410:12 AM

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pennsyk4OGR Forum Member

an interesting and useful reference.

Thank you for posting it.

Lee WillisOGR Forum Member

Oh, that is a nice site. Good photos.

Thank you!

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