Talk:Dights Falls
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Dight's Falls Pumping Station
editHowdy folks, I just added a section on the Dight's Falls Pumping Station to the history, which I recently discovered, find super interesting (I've been wondering what those ruins were for years) and highly relevant to the industrial significance of the Falls. Some really significant foundational figures were involved; I might further reference George Swinburne as the owner and chief engineer of the Melbourne Hydraulic Power Company if I get fired up but I'm taking a break now... LizardDrinkin (talk) 09:58, 30 August 2024 (UTC)