File:Sound Shell and Skating Rink 01.jpg
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Taken on an Art Deco tour of Napier, New Zealand, March 2010. Napier was largely destroyed by an earthquake in 1931 and subsequently rebuilt in the Art Deco style. Now preserved and maintained it has one of the largest concentrations of Art Deco architecture in the world and has been nominated for World Heritage Site status. Wikipedia. |
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| Source | Art Deco Napier |
| Author | Russell James Smith from Auckland, New Zealand |
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