Brown Signs

Thunderbolts Grave

Thunderbolt’s Grave is the grave of Frederick Ward, a bushranger in the 1800s known as Captain Thunderbolt. Fred Ward died 25th May, 1870, aged 36 years. There have been claims made that the grave is of his uncle (or brother?) William, and Fred was not shot at Kentucky Creek (roughly west of Thunderbolts Rock). The ... Read more

Free7 DaysNo BinsSheltered Picnic TableNone Regions New England North West, New South Wales Place Types Historical Tags bushranger, grave, thunderbolt
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Summary

Cost:Free

Hours:Anytime

Visit Time:allow 15 minutes, short visit 15 minutes, long visit 30 minutes, visited for 15 minutes

Bins: None

Tables/Seating: Sheltered Picnic Table

Water: None

Directions

Directions on Maps

From the New England Hwy turn into John St at the brown sign. As you approach the cemetery, the road veers to the right. Instead, go straight ahead to park next to the cemetery, with Thunderbolt's grave along that edge.