Summary
The Francis Greenway complex, comprising three correctional facilities, is named after Australia's first Government Architect, Francis Greenway. Transported to NSW in 1814 for forgery, Greenway designed notable buildings like Hyde Park Barracks and the first Government House in Sydney. He was also featured on a former $10 note.
Francis Greenway Complex and Architect
Highlights
Francis Greenway Complex
The Francis Greenway complex encompasses the John Morony, Geoffrey Pearce, and Dillwynia correctional facilities.
Francis Greenway's Biography
Francis Greenway, transported to New South Wales in 1814 for forgery, became Australia's first Government Architect.
Notable Works and Recognition
His significant architectural contributions include Hyde Park Barracks and the inaugural Government House in Sydney. Greenway was also depicted on the old $10 note.