Welcome to the


web site.

This site will have information on the H-O scale South Jersey & Western.

It will include painting diagrams, rolling stock information,
history, maps, photos of equipment and layouts of the SJ&W.

Rolling Stock Information

SJ&W's History

Train Names and Numbers plus the major cities they serve

Routes of the SJ&W

Frequently Asked Questions


Photo of the current SJ&W layout. Click on photo for a larger view. You will need to use your browser's back button to return here.
The layout is DCC equipped. There are operable traffic lights and night lighting effects including vehicles with head and tail lights. The night lighting effects are adjustable in intensity.


If you any comments or questions please e-mail me at demiller@sjwrr.com


The only "real" piece of actual SJ&W equipment to date:

Now a word about grade (railroad/highway) crossing safety:>

"If it's a tie - YOU lose".

Car vs Locomotive
Car supplied by Don Miller, Jr., locomotive supplied by Cape May Seashore Lines.

Car is a 1997 Hyundai Elantra (~1.25 tons)
Locomotive is a 1955 EMD GP9 (~125 tons)

Yes, the pictures were staged (by me) to show why you shouldn't play "Beat the Train".

Operation Lifesaver (tm)  Look, Listen, Live!

Click on above "Logo" for more information on grade crossing safety.

This site designed and maintained by:
lion's head
Lion WebDesigns

Disclaimer:
The South Jersey and Western is a fictional railroad, located soley at my home and in my mind.
It has never existed as a "real" railroad, though if events had turned out differently in 1871 it could have.
See the FAQs for more information regarding the SJ&W and this web site.

Legal notice:
Everything on this site is copyrighted by its respective owners and is used with permission.
All intellectual works, not attributed to others, is the sole posession of Donald E. Miller, Jr.
This website is for personal enjoyment only, and any other use of its content, whether for profit or not, other than for the use in reviews, is expressely forbidden unless written permission is granted.