Ned Kelly the day before his execution

Ruins of the house that belonged to the Kelly family. Home to Ned Kelly..

"The document known as the Jerilderie Letter was dictated by famous Australian bushranger Ned Kelly to fellow Kelly Gang member Joe Byrne in 1879. It is one of only two original Kelly documents known to have survived. The Jerilderie Letter is a 56-page document of approximately 8,000 words. In the letter Kelly tries to justify his actions, including the killing of three policemen in October 1878. He describes cases of alleged police corruption and calls for justice for poor families."

Ned Kelly pie in Mansfield vic

"Ned Kelly's Horse", a prop from the opening ceremony of the en:2000 Summer Olympics, now in en:Jerilderie, New South Wales

The deathmask of en:Ned Kelly at the en:Old Melbourne Gaol

Ned Kelly, the Australian bushranger, 1874, portrait taken by the police Photographer at Pentridge after Ned's transfer from the Beechworth Gaol in 1873, attributed to Charles Nettleton

Photographic mugshot of bushranger Ned Kelly

Bushranger Ned Kelly being led to the scaffold in Old Melbourne Gaol for his execution.

"The capture of Ned Kelly", wood engraving, printed in The Illustrated Australian News.