We went here on the weekend and the place is amazing. You walk through the museum looking at all the old things from the Ned Kelly era as well as reading the story of neds life from birth right thru to being shot in Glenrowan. There is photos to look at, replica armours, one of ned's guns and lots more. I found this part of the museum very interesting and very informative. You really learn a lot about ned kellys life and how he was caught. The last part of the museum takes you outside where there is a replica of the kelly homestead which shows how homes were back in that era. There is a lot of things to do and try like the jail and the stock where you can have your arms and legs locked in. my daughter thought this was cool. There is a lot of old machinery here as well. The lady at the entrance was really nice and quite talkative. I thought $6 for adults and $1 for children was an excellent price. I do recommend anyone that goes to glenrowan to go to the museum and then take a walk up to the area where Ned Kelly was shot. It is all really interesting and a good place to teach the kids about Australian history

Our whole family had a great experience seeing the Ned Kelly Museum. It was a nice side trip just off the M31 - take the Glenrowan exit to go thru the town and back onto the M31. Worth while taking the time to walk thru the museum and the recreated Kelly homestead complete with many time period pieces as well as many Kelly family items. Two replicas of the famous Kelly Gang Armour. Pictures allowed so snap away - get a pic of the kids in the gaol cell! We had a small wander thru the town and had some great hot chips while soaking up that lovely small town quiet atmosphere. and of course, we had a photo in front of the famous giant statue of Ned Kelly that greets you into town. See a little piece of iconic Australian history!