DescriptionKyeewa is a sandstone house built in the early 1890s by monumental sculptor and stonemason Ernest Greenway, a great-nephew of the famous colonial architect Francis Greenway, who was ' the man on the $10 note' (See Ipswich City Council 'Heritage Study, 1991').
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