Edward Kelly was an Australian bushranger, gang leader and police-murderer. One of the last bushrangers, he is known for wearing a homemade suit of bulletproof armour during his final shootout with th
Kelly's boyhood home, built by his father in Beveridge in 1859
According to oral tradition, a young Kelly was awarded this green sash after saving another boy from drowning in a creek. Kelly wore it under his armour during his last stand at Glenrowan. It remains stained with his blood. (Benalla Museum)
Harry Power has been described as Kelly's bushranging "mentor".
Power's capture. Kelly was accused of informing on the bushranger.
Joseph Byrne was an Australian bushranger, outlaw and member of the Kelly gang, referred to as leader Ned Kelly's second in command.
This image of Byrne's body propped against the wall of the lockup of the Benalla police station has been called Australia's first ever press photograph. The badly wounded Ned Kelly was at the time confined to the lockup. Artist Julian Ashton, standing second from left, sketched Byrne's body the previous night.