The organ story of Greenhill: Back in the late 1930s, a man and his wife lived in a cabin on the large hill overlooking the bay; the man's name was Edward J Green; he was a quiet man and friendly, often going for long walks down the hill to the station, after he would pick up his mail and a 14 pond fish to take home to his wife, Edward was the village doctor and had his office on the 2nd floor of the station. On one rainy day, Edward never returned home, and the village, saddened by his death, was renamed Greenhill after Edward in honour of the Doctor who saved many lives throughout his life and the friends who loved him.
