Our Railroads
Winchester and Western Railroad Company (NJ Division)
The history of the Winchester & Western (W&W) began in the Summer of 1916. The Baltimore & Ohio railroad and the Winchester Lumber Company decided that the forests of Hardy, Hampshire, and Frederick Counties of West Virginia could be harvested for their vital resources. In the years following, which included the First World War, rail traffic was on the rise leading to an increased need for more rail ties.
Thus, The Intermountain Construction Company began working on the Winchester & Western Railroad, with the first train taking track in January, 1918. The initial train carried lumber from Gore to Winchester, VA.The New Jersey Division has four lines: the Mainline, Seashore Line, Deerfield Branch, and Bridgeton Port Branch. These four lines are all interconnected through WW, Conrail, CSXT, or NS tracks.
Services Offered
Railcar Repair And Storage
Transloading
Contact
Address:
1660 South Burlington Rd.
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
Customer Service:
877.276.3777
Email Customer Service
Operations:
Doug Long
304.596.2680
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Details
Miles Operated:
47 Miles
Interchanges:
Millville, NJ – NS/CSXT
Map
Tariffs
GENERAL FREIGHT TARIFF 5000-EFFECTIVE 12.01.2023
WW Rate Tariff 8001 – Effective 04.01.2023
WW Rate Tariff 8001 – Effective 04.01.2024
WW Rate Tariff 8001 – Effective 11.01.2024
WW Fuel Surcharge Tariff 9001
Quarterly Fuel Surcharge Report
— Our Rail Ready Program —
Industrial Site Development
The Winchester & Western Railroad (WW) was born in the summer of 1916 when the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, along with its subsidiary, the Winchester Lumber Company, decided that the forests of Hardy, Hampshire, and Frederick counties of West Virginia could be harvested for their resources. The years that followed saw rail traffic on the rise as the U.S. entered World War I, leading to an increased need for railroad ties.
Privately owned 19-acre greenfield space located in Millville’s Industrial Park with excellent access to New Jersey Route 55. The property is in Millville’s Urban Enterprise Zone and Redevelopment Area. The property is eligible for Municipal Tax Abatements on new construction.
The Winchester and Western rail line is a Dual Served rail service that connects to both the CSX and Norfolk Southern national rail lines.
Cumberland County, located in southern New Jersey, is strategically located amid the Northeast
Corridor, with ready access to major highway, freight, water, and air transportation routes as well as 20% of the US population. While having breathtaking rural and scenic attractions, there are several areas around the county designated by the state and municipalities with available infrastructure and compatible zoning for industrial growth.
Kirk A. Small
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
