Francis Greenway
Francis Greenway was a notable English architect who became a key figure in early Australian colonial architecture after being transported to Australia for forgery. Despite his troubled past, he designed significant buildings such as Hyde Park Barracks and St. James' Church, contributing to the architectural heritage of Sydney. His legacy was later recognized when his portrait was featured on the Australian ten-dollar note.
Born on Jan 01, 1777 (249 years old)
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Francis Greenway was a prominent architect in the Australian colony.
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