Ned Kelly
(1854-1880)
Commemorated on 5 plaques
This was the site of the Colonial Bank est'd 1856 whilst Ned Kelly staged his hold up in December 1878.
Binney Street, Euroa, VI, Australia where they held up the bank
On 18th September 1877 while being taken to the Benalla Courthouse opposite Edward ("Ned") Kelly evaded his police escort & entered this building, occupied by King-A bootmaker. A violent struggle ensued when Constable Fitzpatrick attempted to handcuff Kelly, aided by Sergeant Whelan & Constables Lonergan & O'Dea. William Magennis, a local J.P. & flour miller, successfully intervened, influencing Ned to surrender to police
64 Arundel St, Benalla, VI, Australia where they was
Ned Kelly (famous Irish Australian legend). This plaque is placed here to mark the area where the Kelly Family originated.
?, Dualla, County Tipperary, Ireland where they lived
This plaque marks the place where V. R. repairers Reardon and Sullivan were forced by Ned Kelly to remove rail track in an unsuccessful attempt to wreck the police train June 27 1880
railway tracks, Glenrowan, VI, Australia where they attempted to derail a train
Early on the cold winter morning of Monday, June 28th 1880, the seriously wounded Edward (Ned) Kelly finally fell at this place and was captured, brought down by Sergeant Steeles double barrelled shotgun, fired from across the nearby creek.
26 Church St, Glenrowan, VI, Australia where they was captured