In 1980, Stephen King bought a red Victorian home in Maine for $135,000; 46 years later, the house holds his literary archives while a neighbouring mansion offers writers 10-day residencies and $2,500 stipends
- Forty-six years after Stephen King bought a red Victorian mansion in Bangor, Maine, for $135,000, the famous property has officially become a centre for literary research and a place where working writers can focus on their work.
- The dark red Second Empire house at 47 West Broadway is well known for its unusual wrought-iron gate decorated with bats and webbed gargoyles.
- It now holds King's large collection of literary archives.
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- Forty-six years after Stephen King bought a red Victorian mansion in Bangor, Maine, for $135,000, the famous property has officially become a centre for literary research and a place where working writers can focus on their work.
- The dark red Second Empire house at 47 West Broadway is well known for its unusual wrought-iron gate decorated with bats and webbed gargoyles.
- It now holds King's large collection of literary archives.
Sources: Times of India