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after a devastating earthquake destroyed much of the city in 1931 napier was rapidly rebuilt in a distinct art deco style step back in time and take a guided tour through the charming city streets and marvel at one of the purest art deco cities in the entire world
Only steel reinforcement allowed the Pretoria to sail, but in 1869 Britain built the largest true wooden ship, the HMS Orlando. She was 335 feet long. She suffered from the strain of her length creating massive leaks and was scrapped in 1871 after a few short voyages.