Ned Kelly's Capture Site, located at 26 Church Street in Glenrowan, Victoria, marks the spot where the infamous Australian outlaw was captured on June 29, 1880. After a dramatic shootout with police, Kelly, clad in his distinctive homemade armor, was apprehended near a fallen gum tree along the Glenrowan Creek. This site is part of the Glenrowan Heritage Precinct, a nationally significant area that includes other key locations from the Kelly Gang's final stand, such as the former Glenrowan Inn and the railway station. Visitors can explore the area to gain insight into this pivotal moment in Australian history.
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