Greenhill Farm

The Greenhill Farm, sometimes called the Greater Greenhill Farm to distinguish it from Howard Greenhill's Farm, was a privately-owned farm located in South Sunnyvale, Texas, and spanning over 500 acres that served as the home and workplace of the Greenhill family. It was established in 1873 by brothers and former Confederate soldiers Claude, Grover, and Gabriel Greenhill, shortly following the end of the American Civil War.

The Greenhill Farm specialized in a number of fields, but they made themselves known as vegetable farmers - primarily corn, carrots, beets, cabbage, and cauliflower - as well as producers of dairy, pork, and poultry. Their products were sold locally throughout the Dallas area, but they struggled immensely with competition from other sellers.

In the summer of 1988, the Greenhill family disbanded and dispersed following a brutal series of murders committed by the deranged lycanthropic patriarch. A fire was started in one of the farmhouses in order to destroy evidence of the deaths, but in the process spread across the entire farm and destroyed it completely. After the Greenhill family failed to return, the land was left abandoned.