Francis Howard Greenway b. 1777

Also known as F. H. Greenaway, F. H. Grinway
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Greenway was deported to the colony after the family's building firm declared themselves bankrupt and he was found guilty of forging a document. He became Australia's first colonial architect. He worked for Governor Macquarie, building many iconic public buildings including Hyde Park Barracks in Sydney.
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Alternative names
  • F. H. Greenaway
  • F. H. Grinway
  • F. H. Greenaway
  • F. H. Grinway
Related people
  • Nash, John Franklin (associate of)
  • Darling, Elizabeth (associate of)
  • Greenway, Ann (child of)
  • Greenway, John (relative of)
  • Greenway, Thomas (relative of)
  • Greenway, Oliver (relative of)
  • Macquarie, Lachlan (associate of)
  • Howe, George (associate of)
  • Greenway, Mary (spouse of)
  • Nash, John Franklin (associate of)
  • Darling, Elizabeth (associate of)
  • Greenway, Ann (child of)
  • Greenway, John (relative of)
  • Greenway, Thomas (relative of)
  • Greenway, Oliver (relative of)
  • Macquarie, Lachlan (associate of)
  • Howe, George (associate of)
  • Greenway, Mary (spouse of)
Related works
  • self-portrait (creator of)
  • [Dr Mitchell's residence, Cumberland Place, The Rocks, Sydney]/ Conrad Martens 1842 (None)
  • St Matthew's Church of England, Windsor / D Scott, 1868 (None)
  • St Matthew's, Windsor, NSW (creator of)
  • St James's, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • [Hyde Park Barracks from the apse of St James Church] 1939 / S. Ure Smith (None)
  • St Luke's, Liverpool, NSW (creator of)
  • Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • South Head lighthouse building, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • The Mock Trial (creator of)
  • Newgate Prison at Bristol (creator of)
  • Clifton Hotel and Assembly Rooms, Bristol (creator of)
  • West Door, Magdalen College Chapel, Oxford (creator of)
  • The Saxon Gateway, College Green, Bristol (creator of)
  • self-portrait (creator of)
  • [Dr Mitchell's residence, Cumberland Place, The Rocks, Sydney]/ Conrad Martens 1842 (None)
  • St Matthew's Church of England, Windsor / D Scott, 1868 (None)
  • St Matthew's, Windsor, NSW (creator of)
  • St James's, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • [Hyde Park Barracks from the apse of St James Church] 1939 / S. Ure Smith (None)
  • St Luke's, Liverpool, NSW (creator of)
  • Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • South Head lighthouse building, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • The Mock Trial (creator of)
  • Newgate Prison at Bristol (creator of)
  • Clifton Hotel and Assembly Rooms, Bristol (creator of)
  • West Door, Magdalen College Chapel, Oxford (creator of)
  • The Saxon Gateway, College Green, Bristol (creator of)
Related collections
  • Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
Related events
  • Royal Academy exhibition: the thirty-second (exhibited at)
  • Royal Academy exhibition: the thirty-second (exhibited at)
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Date modified April 10, 2011, 9:43 p.m. April 10, 2011, 9:43 p.m.