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Ned Kelly Unearthed

The Kelly Gang's legendary last stand at the Glenrowan Inn is an iconic event in Victorian history. But how much do we really know about what happened?

Following a recent archaeological dig at the site of the Glenrowan siege, historian Clare Wright will chair this animated discussion of how the Kelly legend is evolving. She will be joined by renowned Kelly historian Ian Jones, author of Ned Kelly: A Short Life; Adam Ford, lead archaeologist on the Glenrowan dig; Alex McDermott, the dig's historian; and Elizabeth Marsden, Collections Manager at the Police Museum.

Following the discussion, enjoy a special evening viewing of the new display Unearthing Glenrowan in the Library's permanent exhibition The changing face of Victoria, home to Kelly's armour and the Jerilderie Letter.

Time: Tuesday 24 November, 6–7.30 pm
Venue: Village Roadshow Theatrette (Entry 3, La Trobe Street)
Bookings: Phone 03 8664 7099, email bookings@slv.vic.gov.au or book online through What's On.
Free

 
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Glenrowan Inn
Glenrowan Inn, where Ned Kelly's gang battled with police