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Daniel (Dan) Kelly Edward (Ned) Kelly Glenrowan History Joseph (Joe) Byrne News Reports Sergeant Steele Stephen (Steve) Hart The Glenrowan Archives The Kelly Gang The Siege

Destruction of the Kelly gang – further particulars (03/07/1880)

“The excitement caused here by the conflict between the police and the Kellys, and the destruction of the desperate gang of outlaws, is subsiding. A general feeling of relief is experienced by the respectable inhabitants of the district, and it is pretty certain that now the gang are no longer to be feared that some of their movements during the past twelve months will be made known. Already stories concerning their movements are freely circulated, and from these it is apparent that the police have during the past month or six weeks made it very unpleasant for the outlaws.”

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History Stephen (Steve) Hart The Glenrowan Archives The Kelly Hunt The Kellys

The Observer (09/03/1880)

“For some time past very little news, if any, has come to hand in reference to the Kelly gang, and many persons, who are not fully conversant with Greta and its inhabitants, are under the impression that the Kellys have made their escape from the colony.”

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History Stephen (Steve) Hart The Harts The Kelly Gang

Steve Hart Fact Sheet

A quick overview of key points about the historical outlaw.

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Aaron Sherritt Daniel (Dan) Kelly Edward (Ned) Kelly First Hand Accounts Glenrowan History Joseph (Joe) Byrne Stephen (Steve) Hart The Glenrowan Archives The Inner Circle The Kelly Gang The Kellys

The Destruction of the Kelly Gang (24/07/1880)

A collection of illustrations and associated text from an issue of the Australasian Sketcher.

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Creative Stephen (Steve) Hart Yarns from Kelly Country

The Tea Room

Steve Hart visits Ann Jones’s tea rooms in Wangaratta in the days before his outlawry.

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Daniel (Dan) Kelly Edward (Ned) Kelly History Joseph (Joe) Byrne Stephen (Steve) Hart Superintendent Sadleir The Glenrowan Archives The Kelly Gang

Ned Kelly Interviewed (03/07/1880)

When Kelly lay on the floor in the railway van Inspector Sadlier appealed to him to send some signal to his comrades and spare further bloodshed, but he replied, “I cannot. They will never give up, and you cannot take them alive.”