On Wednesday, the famous writer Stephen King and his wife Tobita received a formal permission to transform their home in Bangor to a non-profit enterprise. According to this project, the estate will turn into the archive of King's works, which can be visited exclusively by prior arrangement. Museum guests are called other writers. They will be able to stop in a small hotel, which is located next door and is able to simultaneously take up to five guests.
The decision to limit the number of guests is connected with an attempt to restrain the influx of tourists and thereby save peace of living near people. Officer David Guld, who answers in Bangor for urban planning, said:
Chet Kings does not want their home to turn into a semblance of a dolly or a conventional bait for tourists. If this happened, the most diverse public would have passed here, which would certainly violate the peace of local residents.
According to the trusted face, Kings Warren Sylovers, recently the couple rarely happens in Bangor. We will remind, it was Bangor who became the prototype of the fictional town of Derry, in which the action of the novel "It", as well as many other King works, is unfolding. Today, Chet Kingov lives in a more secluded house in Florida.