Folder of information on Edward Kelly, Caledonian Diggings, 1863dr edward kelly

Barry Walsh The Armour “From the Lives of the Kelly Gang” is a comprehensive series of works. It captures the very emotion and spirit that evolved during Barry’s sensitive study of the persecution and injustices imposed upon common people by British Authority during the early Australian colonial days. “The Lives of the Kelly Gang” is the story of four very highly spirited young Australian men who could have been accredited to great things had they not settled on the wrong side of the law. Actions of the four boys surrounding the bank robberies led me to believe they were quite gentlemanly, incredibly cunning and humorous with a high respect for women. But the shootings at Stringy Bark Creek sealed their fate. Relishing in the fact that they had become famous for their pursuits enjoying the notoriety and sharing the money they stole with everybody around them, appearing very carefree and talented, to some extent I found empathy with their plight. Their evangelistic crusade can only be viewed as misguided. However, the story is still relevant to youth today. Guns are beautiful instruments which symbolize authority, but have enormous consequences when emotions rule their control. As a devout Australian citizen enjoying the fruits of our rich and colourful past, I proudly present “The Armour” as a sample of “From the Lives of the Kelly Gang” as a statement reflecting how far we have come along the road of democratic justice and parliamentary progress.Rural City of Wangaratta CollectionA 5 panel piece depicting the armour worn by the Kelly gang.wangaratta art gallery, barry walsh, kelly gang, painting, armour

Photographed and displayed at Missions to Seamen building in 1989 by Alison KellyDisplay panel with three captioned photos of 1988/89 cleanup of soil on site of former BP tank farm, labelled 'Cleanup in progress at the former BP site in Port Melbourne' Mounted on white board in photocorners, covered in mylarIn ink on back: 'A Kelly 70 Station St Port Melbourne 645 2324'environmental issues, town planning - proposals shelved - bayside, alison kelly

Produced in conjuction with the Women of Port Melbourne exhibition and launched 20.10.2005 at the Port Melbourne library by History Librarian Kay Rowan. Phyllis lives in Williamstown but revisits Port often. .01- note that this copy was signed by the author, but is the first incorrect printing. A caption on page 2 was altered and a paragraph changed on page 6 to eliminate personal reference and the first print supposedly destroyed so it is unknown how she obtained this copy."Port Melbourne"s Child - Memories of early years in Pickles Street" A5 book, 24 pages with 9 photos and map, by Phyllis Albinson Kelly. Yellow ochre cover Misprinted edition erroneously signed by author Signed by the author "To Port Melbourne Historical Society - Thank You - Phyllis Kellyfamilies, built environment, education, war - world war ii, health - general health, phyllis albinson kelly, knights staples, dawsons emporium, our lady of mt carmel

Refer 1725 for full Alison Kelly collection and separate photos from this panoramaPanorama of Centenary Bridge and the Port Melbourne foreshore taken from the roof of the Missions to Seamen building, 1990. Made up of 8 colour photographs. Alison Kelly collection.piers and wharves - station pier, piers and wharves - princes pier, centenary bridge, alison kelly

Particulars and Conditions of Sale of Property , from C.E.Carter ( Estate of Bridget Kelly) to Miss F.M.Sharp.

Refer 1725 for full Alison Kelly collection and separate photos from this panoramaPanorama of the Port Melbourne Foreshore taken from the TT Lines terminal on Station Pier, 1990. Made up of 8 colour photographs laminated together. Alison Kelly collectionpiers and wharves - station pier, piers and wharves - princes pier, centenary bridge, alison kelly

Photographed by Alison Kelly while she was joint caretaker of the building during the Mission Arts Centre days 1987 to 1991From album of photos mostly by Alison Kelly: Port Melbourne Missions to Seamen wrought iron gate of mission grounds, believed to have been added in the 1950smissions to seamen, built environment, alison kelly

Photographed by Alison Kelly while she was joint caretaker of the building during the Mission Arts Centre days 1987 to 1991From album of photos mostly by Alison Kelly: Missions to Seamen building, view from Beach Road and Swallow Street to eastern side of chapel; bottle brush plants in foregroundmissions to seamen, built environment, alison kelly

Hand typed manuscript of Constable McIntyre's version of events surrounding the Stringybark Creek police murders and his interpretation of the events relating to the Kelly Gang.ned kelly, edward kelly, kelly gang, thomas mcintyre, police murders, stringybark creek