Francis Howard Greenway b. 20 November 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.
You are viewing the version of bio from July 14, 2011, 8:48 p.m. (moderator approved).
Revert to this revision Go to current record
We know of no groups related to Francis Howard Greenway. You can help by linking one here.

Difference between this version and previous

Field This Version Previous Version
Related works
  • Newgate Prison at Bristol (creator of)
  • The Mock Trial (creator of)
  • self-portrait (creator of)
  • St Matthew's, Windsor, NSW (creator of)
  • St James's, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • St Luke's, Liverpool, NSW (creator of)
  • Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • South Head lighthouse building, Sydney, NSW (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)
  • [Dr Mitchell's residence, Cumberland Place, The Rocks, Sydney]/ Conrad Martens 1842 (None)
  • [Hyde Park Barracks from the apse of St James Church] 1939 / S. Ure Smith (None)
  • Newgate Prison at Bristol (creator of)
  • The Mock Trial (creator of)
  • self-portrait (creator of)
  • St Matthew's, Windsor, NSW (creator of)
  • St James's, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • St Luke's, Liverpool, NSW (creator of)
  • Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney, NSW (creator of)
  • South Head lighthouse building, Sydney, NSW (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)
  • [Dr Mitchell's residence, Cumberland Place, The Rocks, Sydney]/ Conrad Martens 1842 (None)