Stephen King to turn his spooky Maine mansion that inspired his work into a museum
On Wednesday, the Bangor City Council approved the legendary horror author’s request to rezone his home as a non-profit, Rolling Stone reported.
The chosen writers will live in a guest house next door that King purchased in 2004, according to CBS, and people will have to schedule appointments to see materials in the archives.“The King Family has been wonderful to the City of Bangor over time and have donated literally millions of dollars to various causes in the community,” City Councilor Ben Sprague told Rolling Stone. “Preserving his legacy here in Bangor is important for this community.
In a 1983 essay, King explained that the idea for It began brewing when he first moved into the home in Bangor. “I had a very long book in mind, a book which I hoped would deal with the way myths and dreams and stories — stories, most of all — become a part of the everyday life of a small American city,” he wrote.
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