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Dights Falls was an important crossing and meeting place for marrige, trade, despute resolution and other cermonies for the Wurrundjeri People.
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Yarra river was discovered by Charles Grimes
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He wanted to construct a flour mill using the rivers water
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He built and operated a flour mill, by using the rivers water to power the flour mil.l
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The Dight family abandoned the Flour mill
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The property was sold to Edwin Trennery in 1878. Trennery subsequently subdivided the land.
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Dights Falls was unoccupied until 1888, it was sold to new owners who rebuilt a new flour
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Dights Falls changed ownership one last time before it was destroyed in a fire
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Timber from the weir was washed away in the river, so weir was rebuilt
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A new fishway was built and the old weir replaced due to its lack of reliability.