Moonee Ponds True Crime Walking Tour
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From its first subdivision in 1882, Puckle Street in Moonee Ponds, formerly part of the Whitaker Estate on its north side, and declared a public highway on May 27, 1887, to the closure of the Moonee Ponds Market in 1997, Moone Londs has had its share of criminal activity. Some of it sensational, some of it unbelievable.
Step back in time and uncover the dark, scandalous underbelly of Moonee Ponds' most famous shopping strip.
Join best selling true crime author, Roy Maloy for the Moonee Ponds True Crime Walking Tour, an exclusive, one-off event with no repeat sessions planned, that exposes the sensational crimes hiding in plain sight. Walk the very pavements where roaring 1930s nightlife gave way to bloody bar fights, tragic car crashes, and sensational chaos. Hear the jaw-dropping, true story of a disgraced ex-policeman who tried to blow open the Coles safe with dynamite and re-live the pandemonium of the butcher and the bull whip.
Uncover forgotten local scandals and midnight heists. Stand right where the explosive 1930s robbery attempt took place. Experience Moonee Ponds like never before—past the shopfronts and into the shadows.
Spaces are strictly limited to keep the tour intimate and immersive.
Grab your tickets now before they vanish into history!
