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The former Bootmaker store is located at 64a Arundel St in Benalla, where a teenager Ned Kelly fights police.
A former saddle and boot store in a shop in northeast Victoria, a teenager Ned Kelly fights police officers, including the officer he later murdered, is waiting for his new owner.
The storefront website of Benalla Arundel St 64a Arundel ST also has a two-bedroom house built in the 1940s.
In September 1877, a 16-year-old Ned was accused of riding a horse.
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Overnight, he was locked in a cell behind a courthouse near the boot maker.
Ned was locked by four policemen and fled the store.
Historical documents indicate a quarrel between Ned and the police, and boot maker Robert John King assisted in the arrest of future Bushlanger.
One of the police officers, Thomas Lonigan, was reportedly caught by Ned.
“I’ve never shot a man, but if I do, so please help me, you’re the first one.”
The store has previously been operated as an antique shop and a cafe.
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Ned Kelly is 15 years old. Image: Victoria’s Office of Public Records.
A plaque on the property records its historical status.
More than a year later, in October 1878, Ned shot Lonigan during the incident known as Stringybark in the gun battle.
During the gunfight, two other police officers were also killed while searching for the forest near Stringbuck Creek, looking for Ned and his brother Dan.
Ned was hanged in an old Melbourne prison after being convicted of Lonigan’s murder in 1880.
A plaque hangs in the store that front starts the store, allowing visitors to know their location in Australian history.
The address last changed hands in the 1980s, and the new owner restored the building ten years before running an antique shop there.
Inside a house from the 1940s era, it was built on site.
Big Ned Kelly statue of Glen Rowan. Source: Google Maps.
The building reopened about five years ago as a cafe and gift shop.
It features a fireplace, toilet facilities, undercover parking for two cars and access through laneways.
This house has a kitchen, living area and bathroom with toilet, wash basin, bathroom and shower.
Shayne McKean of Ray White Benalla said the property could be used as a dual-purpose investment, with both storefront and residence rented separately.
The site took place under a hammer Friday, which Ray White Victoria and Tasmania’s chief auctioneer Jeremy Tyrrell described as “historical history.”
“Hopefully in 2025, a fair fight will lead to a new master,” Mr Tyrell said.
Located outside the windshield house on the storefront, the garden is located.
Ned Kelly, the day before, he hanged himself in Old Melbourne Gaol on 11 November 1880.
The property passed for a bid of $250,000, but Mr. McKean is still in talks with the person with the highest bidder.
Mr McKean said bidders with family members in the Benara area are seeking to buy the store as an investment.
The property remains the market for the $270,000-290,000 range.
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