DescriptionKeiraville was built around 1886 and was owned by various members of the Cribb family before being sold to the Congregational Church in 1936 to be used as a manse. From 1983 it was used as the headquarters of the Blue Nursing Service, and since 1991 it has been used by Lifeline. The Congregational Sunday School building is in the background.References (offline)Ipswich Heritage Study, 1992
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