Hamilton, Ontario: the steam locomotive 'George Stephenson' with representatives of the Great Western Railway of Canada. Wood engraving, 1860.

The engine "does great credit to her designer, Mr George Forsyth, who, in the engraving, stands under the tender, with his hands in his velveteen jacket--a true specimen of the English mechanic, and also to the indefatigable locomotive superintentent, Mr Richard Eaton, formerly on the London and South Western railway, who stands, like a captain of a ship, on the footplate of the engine. ... The personages round the engine represent the principal employés in Canada--Mr W.C. Stephens, the secretary in Canada; Mr A. Ayres, mechanical draughtsman; Mr G.H. Mingaye, the paymaster; Mr C.J. Brydges, the managing director, standing on the engine; and Mr Thomas Reynolds, the financial director-all in winter costume." -- Illustrated London news, loc. cit.