The Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation

Foundation · Bangor

The Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation

Foundation · Bangor

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47 W Broadway, Bangor, ME 04401

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Victorian mansion, home to the famed horror novelist, with wrought-iron bats & spiders on the gate.  

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47 W Broadway, Bangor, ME 04401 Get directions

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47 W Broadway, Bangor, ME 04401 Get directions

+1 207 990 2910
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"Horror author Stephen King was born in Maine and has used the state as the setting for many of his stories. Despite his fame and wealth, he still lives in his home state, in a rather distinctive mansion just outside of downtown Bangor. The houses in his neighborhood are all large and expensive-looking, but they’re close to the street, which is wide and easily accessible, with a public sidewalk winding throughout. King’s house is red with white trim, towering, and old enough to look historic. It’s also in full view of the street, not hidden behind the small wrought-iron fence that surrounds the property. The fence itself is most of what gives the house its Stephen King-esque flair. Spiders, bat-winged creatures, and a three-headed reptile all decorate the black wrought-iron. Adapted with Permission from: The New England Grimpendium by J.W. Ocker Update as of February 2021: King left this house around a year ago as he now resides in Florida" - ATLAS_OBSCURA

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Jennifer DeVeaux

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Well worth the stop if in the area. Large statue in the yard which is quite intriguing. Black iron fence with much design work. Easy to find and nice quiet area of town.

Mike Abrams

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Must do picture spot for those who love the works of Stephen King. Make sure to respect the property by staying on the side wall. Street parking is plentiful. Lots of beautiful houses along the street to view also.

James Zhang

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Visiting Stephen King's house was unforgettable! The striking red mansion, with its unique wrought iron fence featuring bats and spiders, perfectly reflects King's iconic storytelling. Seeing where so many of his legendary works were penned added a new layer of appreciation for his books. A must-visit for any fan!

JEFFERY COMER

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Whenever we go to visit Dad in Sorrento we try to see the old house of the great writer Stephen King. Each time we notice something new which makes it fun. Even though the King’s no longer live there it is still fun to see if you can. Always respect their privacy if you visit.

Brian Reinicke

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Visiting The Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation is a worthwhile stop for any Stephen King fan. The beautiful home is surrounded by a distinctive wrought iron fence adorned with bats and spiderwebs, reflecting King’s unique style. While it’s an exciting place to see, remember to be courteous and respectful. The King family values their privacy and prefers a low-key life. Be brief and respectful during your visit to ensure a positive experience for everyone.

Andrea Sparks

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I just had to stop after years of reading his novels. The home and location are beautiful. I especially loved the carved tree.

Nick Dynes

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Really interesting place to visit. Public not allowed inside obviously but the exterior is quite impressive

Jo Beliles

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We were listening to King's new book on the ride up her from Tennessee, so we had to stop. Very cool place - worth the sidetrack. Wish we could go inside.