Category Archives: History

by Mal O’Connor The first of three recent storms pummeled our coastline on December 18th, a week before Christmas. Then we got hit again on January 5th, and once again on the 13th-14th. Accumulated damage from the storms flooded Green Hill Ocean Road and caused severe erosion along the beach, from the rocky GHCA beachContinue reading “Early Winter Storms Damage Green Hill”

The Green Hill area has evolved significantly over the past two centuries. It was once a place where Native Americans lived, then it became a popular destination for summer beach cottages, and today it is a thriving community. Check out the Our History page for an in-depth look at the history of Green Hill, fromContinue reading “The Green Hill Story”

Below are a couple of old photos of the patio that would likely be of interest to many!  Yeah, it’s actually a deck, but still everyone called it the patio!  I was showing some folks these photos at the picnic and it was mind blowing for those who remember it and instructive to those whoContinue reading “The Old “Patio” at the Patio Beach!”

My love for Green Hill could have started before I was born, since my mother and father spent their honeymoon at a farm house (since burned) that was located at the top of the hill on the site of the old Army Towers. Among the early residents at Green Hill were Capt Hooper at theContinue reading “Green Hill – Written by Donald Sipes Spencer in July 1992”