What were DLW/Erie/EL Major Shops?

What were DLW/Erie/EL Major shops and what did they do? The reason I'm asking is because I don't know what the shops were? Can someone Help.
Thanks
AmtrakFan

Erie - Susquehanna, PA also in Dunmore, PA
DL&W - Scranton, PA
I think there were some car shops in Binghamton, NY too
Lyndhurst, NJ (Kingsland Branch) repair shops

Probably others too.

other Erie shops: Hornell, NY and Marion, OH

By the early 1970s, the former Erie RR shop in Marion, Ohio was handling most of the running repairs on locomotives used in through train service on the railroad, while the former DL&W shop in Scranton was handling running repairs on units on the east end. Both of these shops had drop pits for changing traction motors and the ability to turn wheels. The former Erie RR shop in Hornell, New York was the principal backshop for the railroad and also had the ability to support running repairs of locomotives. The former Erie RR shops in Meadville, Pennsylvania served as the car shops for the railroad in the 1970s. There were many other facilities set up for locomotive servicing, and some of these could do fairly heavy repair work as well, like the shop at Youngstown, Ohio.

Dunmore Shops also built freight cars for the Erie... like our C254, for instance... http://rochnrhs.org/rgvrrm_eriec254.html

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Don't forget the MU shops in Hoboken that kept the Edison era MUs running for more than 50 years. There were some great craftsmen working at that location.

Thanks for the Help eveyone.

AmtrakFan

Don't forget Keyser Valley car shop on the DL&W at Scranton