"America may not have been ready for Modernism in the 1930s and 1940s, but the Cape was. This area was soon the favored vacation spot for the said architects and their associates in the modern art world. They set up there own little villages secluded from the every day realities. They would sit here and discuss the most pertinent issues of the day, while drinking cocktails and enjoying the spectacular views of the Cape."

Eric Marvin, 2004