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| Built at Doncaster in 1937 and named after the newly formed Union of South Africa....here she stands outside the shed where she was built. |
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| These next shots were taken in Heaton shed in Newcastle. |
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| The Springbok plaque on the side was donated by a Bloemfontein newspaper owner in 1954 |
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| Union of South Africa has run up more miles than any other preserved loco, and at the moment she is having a full overhaul at the Crewe Heritage Centre. |
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