Edgar and Margaret Hunter are the architects responsible for the collection of modern houses located on Hemlock Road as well as dozens of other mid-century modern buildings throughout the Upper Valley and beyond.  They were a married couple who trained at the Harvard Graduate School of Design in the 1940s alongside of the most notable modern architects of the time:  Philip Johnson, Marcel Breur and Walter Gropius among them.  Margaret was one of the first female students admitted to the program. Their work was recognized in many publications, and their designs have proven to be timeless.