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Charles Grimes was the first European to explore the Yarra River. (This image shows Charles Grimes)
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Melbourne was eventually settled. (This image shows Melbourne settled)
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John Dight purchased Melbourne block 88 along the Yarra River and the first weir at Dights Falls. (This image shows block 88 along the Yarra River)
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John Dights construction of the weir began and the changing owner ships of Dights mill. (This image shows the construction of the weir)
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The Dight family abandoned the flour milling. (This image shows the Dight family)
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The property was sold to Edward T. (This image shows the property that was sold to Edward)
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Original mill on the riverbank remained unoccupied until the new mill and associated buildings were constructed. (This image shows the original mill on the riverbank)
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The enterprise was sold to the Melbourne flour-milling company. (This image shows the Melbourne flour-milling company building)
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A timber structure was built to provide water to the Melbourne flour-milling company. (This image shows the timber structure to provide water)
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The flour mill was destroyed in a fire. (This image shows the flour mill destroyed by the fire)
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The first documented reconstruction activity occurred. (This image shows the first documented reconstruction activity)
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The weir was constructed with 1.5 tones of rock. (This image shows the construction of rocks to put in the weir)
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Another damage of the weir occurred after heavy rainfall. (This image shows the damage the rainfall did to the weir)
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Original timber pines were capped by concrete. (This image shows the original timber pines capped by concrete)
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Melbourne water constructed a water fish way. (This image shows the Melbourne water fish way)
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A new fish way was built. (This image shows the new fish way built)
