Adam Brown Locomotive Baby Onesie

A faint chiming whistle drifts through the Canadian Rockies, and a thin wisp of smoke trails through towering evergreens into the clear blue sky. The chugging song of the powerful locomotive grows louder and clearer as she rounds the bend -- her long train of cars obediently following the curve behind her. Steadily slowing, the mighty steam engine gently pulls into the railway station with her golden brass and shining steel glittering in the sun. Colorful crowds and shouting conductors surround the marvelous Iron Horse -- the fastest, and most powerful transportation of the day. Such was the scene from the 1800s when the great steam locomotives of Canada cut through the wilderness and connected Canadian cities and towns. The engine -- Adam Brown, Number "55" depicted in this artwork -- was just such a locomotive. She was built in England sometime between1854 and 1858, and was designed by Alexander Allan, a pioneer in British locomotive design. The great steam dome was covered in golden...