by Constable Daniel Byrne. The other two police—Stayplton and Mac Ellicott—dismounted and outflanked the bushrangers, who then escaped empty-handed. The wagonette that was carrying the gold is preserved in the Braidwood Museum. Heritage listings A number of sites associated with Ben Hall are now heritage-listed, including: Escort Rock at Eugowra, where Frank Gardiner's gang (including Ben Hall) robbed a gold escort on 15 June 1862 Cliefden in Mandurama, which Ben Hall and his gang raided on 26 September 1863 Wandi in Marulan where Ben Hall attacked Member of Parliament William Macleay on 19 December 1864 Bushranger Hotel in Collector where John Dunn killed Constable Nelson on 26 January 1865 Ben Hall's Death Site at Billabong Creek, Forbes where he died on 5 May 1865 Grave of Ben Hall in Forbes Cemetery where he was buried on 7 May 1865 In popular culture Poetry The well-known 'Death of Ben Hall' ballad was written by Scottish-Australian bush poet Will H. Ogilvie (1869–1963), as well as penning Ben Hall's stirrup irons. Music A number of folk songs recount Hall's life and exploits. The most notable is "Streets of Forbes", which has been recorded by numerous singers and groups. Others include "The Ballad of Ben Hall's Gang", "The Death of Ben Hall", "The Ghost of Ben Hall" and "Land of Fortune". Film and television A Tale of the Australian Bush, also known as Ben Hall, the Notorious Bushranger (1911), silent film Ben Hall and His Gang (1911), silent film Bushranger's Ransom, or A Ride for Life (1911), silent film Ben Hall (1975), television series (starring Jon Finch as Ben Hall) The Legend of Ben Hall (2016), feature film (starring Jack Martin as Ben Hall) Graphic novel Bold Ben Hall written and illustrated by Australian graphic artist Monty Wedd was originally published as a weekly comic feature in Australian Sunday newspapers over a period of seven and a half years from 1977. In 2018 Comicoz published Wedd’s collected episodes in book format, reproduced from the original artwork. The book also includes a history of the comic strip written by Nat Karmichael. See also Gardiner–Hall gang References Books Bradley, Peter ( September 2013), Ben Hall – Stories from the hard road. A collection of true stories concerning the life of Ben Hall, from the early years at Murrurundi to his death at Billabong Creek. . (non-fiction) Bradley, Peter (2006), The Judas Covenant. An examination of the