Green Hill sounds like it's the name of a place, but in this case, it's the name of a person. He was a Revolutionary War Colonel who moved to this property on the east side of Brentwood in 1799. He was also a Methodist Preacher and for that reason this cemetery where he and his family is buried has been designated a United Methodist Historic Site. (There's a small gray plaque in the top left corner designating this.)
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Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Green Hill Shrine - Brentwood, TN
Green Hill sounds like it's the name of a place, but in this case, it's the name of a person. He was a Revolutionary War Colonel who moved to this property on the east side of Brentwood in 1799. He was also a Methodist Preacher and for that reason this cemetery where he and his family is buried has been designated a United Methodist Historic Site. (There's a small gray plaque in the top left corner designating this.)
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