The front of the Historic Courthouse. Comprised of grand granite slabs. A ramp connects to the entry

Kelly Trials Exhibition 

94 Ford Street Beechworth Victoria
Projections of images and words cover the walls from ceiling to the roof
Projections of images and words cover the walls from ceiling to the roof
A family viewing the exhibition, the room lit softly and images of the countryside projected on wall
Two people looking into glass window display with old law library books in the background
A Mother and two small children peer into a display cabinet
  1. Projections of images and words cover the walls from ceiling to the roof
  2. Projections of images and words cover the walls from ceiling to the roof
  3. A family viewing the exhibition, the room lit softly and images of the countryside projected on wall
  4. Two people looking into glass window display with old law library books in the background
  5. A Mother and two small children peer into a display cabinet
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The Beechworth Courthouse played a significant role during the Kelly outbreak of 1878-1880, as the location of more than 40 trials and hearings for the Kelly Gang and its sympathisers.

The Kelly Trials Exhibition immerses you in a 270-degree, wrap around multimedia experience, telling the stories of crime and punishment, governance and law, and bushranger Ned Kelly.

Hosted sessions run daily on the hour from 10:00am, with the last session starting at 3:00pm.

Tickets can be purchased in-person from the Beechworth Visitor Information Centre or online.

Ramp access and service animal friendly.

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