Why Hollywood Wants To Demolish Marilyn Monroe’s Mansion

[@oldmoneymansions]

COMMENT: Who do you think is in the right here - the lawful owners of the property or the local government for trying to preserve a part of history?

[@johnryman-f3c]

THE HAND MADE ROOF TILES

[@artistsingerwriterproducer8288]

I was the landlord and owner of my own house, the banks like that I take more credit, I do not, than would all stolen from me, all against my exclusive life, Business and law

[@angelsutton416]

The "local goverment" ~ aka "THE ONES WHO WANT TO SAVE HER HISTORY" !!!! 💋💋💋

[@MagnaMater2]

Local government. No wonder America has no history, if it tears it down, ere it gets interesting. Our family preserves three 'historical monuments' built between 1470/1511. They have an aura of their own, people that understand that, will always want to live in it. People have to get the idea of 'owning' something out of their minds. You're only a guest in such an old place, and if you have a historical house you are the caretaker and maintainer in a long list of caretakers and maintainers that came before you and will come after you.

[@smgreenartsprivate]

custodians not owners and is a landmark home I would expect so gov't does have more right to expect the home preserved despite what owners want. They can modernize inside or addon but knock down? definitely not. They should be forced to abide by heritage standards or give it up. What happened to all her other homes were they sold I expect. I wish a family member had gotten it and would put a stop to it. If it wasn't a place she had died no one would care but because it is it should be kept. I have written to the Brentwood council and the Whitehouse to protest any appeals for demotion by this couple the new owners.

[@TheListOf]

Preserve Marilyn Monroe's property as a historical landmark. The property should also be returned to its original construction in 1962.

[@angelsutton416]

AMEN to THAT !

[@Gigi1111Layna]

The room where they placed Marilyn's body can never be reconstructed. Though that's not where they forced something on her. Fly high and rest Easy MM.❤✨️🤍🕯🕊🪽

[@bencharlie9509]

The troubling thing here is I wonder why it wasn’t made into a museum, like Hearst and Getty’s homes. Perhaps it’s due to lack of public parking in that area. If you’ve ever been there you can attest the streets are very narrow and don’t accommodate high traffic. Yes. It should absolutely be restore to exactly the way it was at her passing.

[@TheListOf]

@Gigi1111Layna True, the guest house (crime scene) was modified and joined to the main house to enlarge the kitchen area, but it should be modified right back to its original architectural specifications! That big kitchen be damned!

[@HolyHannah]

Save her home. And tell the cheesy owner/developers to sit and spin. Marilyn is a legend, and so is her home.😊❤

[@angelsutton416]

I love the way you Think . I'M WITH YOU , SISTER !!!!

[@gerardguida7727]

I agree,.. But..... the new owners should of been aware that this house had RESTRICTIONS ON IT AS A HISTORICAL HOME...

[@Challenger540i]

This house MUST be preserved.... it's a part of history

[@barbarajohnson83]

I vote for the city! Marilyn’s home should be preserved as an historic home for decades to come! Let the new owners go get another property.

[@anitawoods7174]

It has to be preserved. What a beautiful property among so many big and obnoxious homes.

[@rebeccablakey2637]

Save this house. Marilyn's home is definitely a part of our history. She passed so young and this home is extremely beautiful. It needs to be preserved so that this home can be recognized as historical. Thank you for saving this home.

[@melissacoelho8413]

The property has been made a historic property. It will not be demolished.

[@DuchessOfWales]

agreed; fingers crossed no appeal succeeds

[@ricknelsonm]

@@DuchessOfWales It best's be, this should not happen, no reason for it to happen at all,

[@crystalfreeman9295]

I think that her home should be saved. Don’t destroy what we know to be her last place she liv in. Even if the ending was so tragic. They destroyed Jayne Mansfield home. Her home should not of been torn down either. Hollywood needs to keep their history instead of destroying it. That’s what makes it a part of make believe and fantasies 🌹🙏🙏💯💯

[@czechmate6916]

@@crystalfreeman9295 I agree. They tore down numerous movie stars homes the last few years.

[@Gigi1111Layna]

The greedy ppl who declared they had no intention of changing the house already demolished the area where they placed Marilyn. Hope they lose the appeal. They own two homes around Marilyn's property.

[@mikalasimpson7789]

Coming from the UK, many properties are protected, even down to the type and colour of paint.

[@DuchessOfWales]

Was music director in a Canadian church with a "historic" Casavant organ..interestingly, building was not part of application / declaration - 1880s building standards (insulation, heat, windows etc) apparently don't allow proper support for the organ, and archdiocese is not committed to parishes. No idea if they're allowed to close the church, like it does many others! Indeed, once "heritage", ZERO change is allowed..such a mixed blessing

[@davez9890]

the new owners SUCK and have no respect for history.

[@Cadydevil64]

They'd better order a new estate elsewhere instead of fighting to crush this historical place the way they do.

[@Dusty42096]

They must be arrogant. They will never be important like Marilyn.

[@gerardguida7727]

Probably Foreigners!

[@gregrar995]

@@gerardguida7727 juus

[@bencharlie9509]

They’re trying to achieve some fame. It’s not like there isn’t dozens of other homes in their area that they could’ve purchased. They targeted this home due to the history and most likely wanted to make a statement.

[@shawnamatthews8436]

We MUST save Marilyn Monroe's home. She's an absolute legend, not just in Hollywood, but around the world. The owners have enough money to buy a home elsewhere. This was Marilyn's only home. It must be saved!

[@cherylrichards8951]

Find the funds to buy and restore her home. There are plenty of homes in the U.S. that have historical designations and are owned by private parties. Let's do the same for her home.

[@rawedgeman01]

Marilyn's home should be saved as a museum with any artifacts of hers kept in there. The owners have nothing between their ears except space by the sound of it. Save Marilyn's home!

[@fastted9390]

As my 'elders' used to say, "They just can't leave well enough alone, can they."

[@kaizma88]

The owners of the house have too much money and no common sense to pursue this matter. Move on.

[@toaoturtle]

Preserve this important historical location.

[@catherinecole3978]

Speaking as an old fogey who was raised on the cutural influences of old Hollywood, it is sad to think that many of the homes which were once owned by famous actors have now often been co-opted by a rag tag team of shift-less grifters, talentless money grubbers, vapid talent agents,, hedge fund managers and the like. Just read the biographies of Lucy Arnaz, Marlo Thomas, Nancy Sinatra, and the like, and you'll get a glimpse into the lives of Hollywood royalty. Nowadays, many actors choose to live outside of L.A. because of so many detrimental factors. Of all places, the last residence of Marilyn Monroe should be preserved. It is true enough, that many women who contributed so much to America's entertainment industry, especially in the beginning, were under-valued and often mis-understood. Mariska Hagarity has made many comments about how her Mom, Jayne Mansfield, was so mis-understood and often made fun of. No one seems to be aware of how she was raised in a cultured, multi-lingual house-hold. We make judgments about people whose lives we know very little about. I'm so glad that the City Council stood up to those who are more interested in making a quick buck than they are in preserving cultural history!

[@gracafaria1861]

This house should be a museum!

[@johnsain]

The neighbors would love that !!!!

[@ryanborder189]

I visited the street a few years ago when visiting the US. It's in a nice area but not a glitzy one, at the end of a cul-de-sac. I was surprised that it was so modest for one of the most iconic stars of the 20th Century. I thought that said a lot about Marilyn-it was simple, not at all flash like the 'stars' of today would demand. I also visited her resting place at Westwood Village( yes I admit it-I love Marilyn!) which is a really small cemetery. Marilyn is there along with some of the biggest names in Hollywood. She is in a Crypt that is not immediately noticeable. But when you find it you see that it is covered in kisses on the outside(well it was when I visited), no one else's is. Apparently 90% of people visiting are there to find Marilyn. Astonishing that 60 years after her death she still exercises such a pull on people. I wonder what she would make of it-that all these years later, people seem to love her even more. The more we know about her, the more she pulls at our hearts -she had a terrible upbringing and yet made herself into an icon. She was a fabulous beauty and was a kind heart. R.I.P. Marilyn.

[@TerriHendrix-qm8rn]

Save and preserve Marilyn Monroe’s home! The interior should be re decorated as close to the way it was. People LOVE Marilyn to this day. She was a huge icon of her day…not only as the star she was, but as a shrewd business woman. Monroe was used and abused in her endeavor to just be loved and respected. Let’s honor her by saving the home she proudly purchased to boldly move forward all on her own!

[@singularseeker]

Perfect....America stop demolishing valued old homes...new is NOt Better,,

[@LeeTheVet]

It has been preserved and I hope it stays that way for future generations that find their way to Marilyn Monroe, the icon, the legend.

[@1844D]

Sad her home wasnt made into a museum. After all Marilyn was quite famous.

[@dsolosan]

Not very practical. The location is not conducive to loads of tourists traipsing in and out. Little space for parking, etc.

[@ryanborder189]

'Quite' famous😳

[@billgreen1861]

The local government is in the right and has the right to preserve the history of the house for future generations. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@donaldhelgeson6769]

Bad enough the woman was murdered, while the maid cleans up the evidence. Now they want to bulldoze her beautiful house

[@angelsutton416]

It wasn't a "Mansion" , it was a modest "Hacienda" , a spanish-style House .

[@jetsons101]

I have very little pity for the sad lives of the Hollywood Elite, except for a few. Marilyn Monroe is one of the few. she came from a very sad and complex childhood. As for the house, If I had the money, I would buy it and restore it back to the early 60's. Great watch and thanks for helping to keep history alive and kicking. Side Note: Wish I had the purple Gremlin with the white strip at 11:12 in the center/right of the image.

[@kate2create738]

I remember watching a house tour on KZbin a few years ago as I believe it was when the house was for sale. Honestly I think it’s a great home, has better character than most other modern homes, especially most celebrity homes these days. The back yard has a great space too, with a pool view by most rooms in the house, the spacious grass lawn, and the winding paths down the hillside with a lovely view. It maintains a quaint feeling and you’d never think it was over the top, I can see why Marilyn got it. Thankfully it’s considered a historic home and is potentially going to be preserved. There’s some people that I want to throw bricks at for thinking they are above historical significance and can just flat out a perfectly beautiful home that holds meaning to the culture, in this case Hollywood’s glam years.

[@Winkie_Designs]

if Marilyns home was in the UK This would never of happened.. it would be classed as a listed building and then graded.. doesn't matter if they tried to take council to court it would of been thrown out end of.. To many old buildings in America are Demolish history lost and gone forever.. Why do they hate there past so much? beautiful buildings with so much history.. but todays generation do not care about persevering anything... a historical building could be lost.. This is heart breaking.. I am so pleased the UK does not allow this.. Modern is cheap and nothing to look at.

[@bigboy77dk]

Americans... That house should have been made into a museum decades ago. Marilyn is one of those stars, that will never fade. She is an Icon. And as such, her little house should be returned to exactly how it was in 1962, and live on as a museum in her honour. And quite honestly, I understand, that the owners have now removed rooftiles and stopped maintenance (and probably did much worse), to make the house rot.

[@fraublucher85]

These owners are arseholes 😒

[@josephpiskac2781]

These historic properties may look beautiful though are often near collapse due to termites or leaking plumbing. I feel the house should be restored and preserved I wish the owners could get excited about the possibility.

[@JudithSchoner]

It has to be preserved, it is unique in Brentwood history ❤.

[@HarmonyGraceElohim]

Preservation. Of course.

[@fabriziodidomenico2198]

Im surprised that the property of MM wasn't by now already an historical property they should of done that years ago. Preserving a piece of history is priceless and we need to do more 🙏🏼

[@bencharlie9509]

It should’ve been a historical property decades ago. No doubt.

[@rizngfrmashes]

Too much of our history has been destroyed. Marilyn is still an icon to this day and the only home she ever owned and died in should be preserved. Shame on the owners. Go buy another property instead of wasting your money on a lawsuit to destroy such a historic piece of property.

[@jgoodrich58]

Preserve please! May there be some semblance of historic preservation in Los Angeles!

[@bencharlie9509]

It has already been protected and preserved by the city of Brentwood. These attention seeking owners now are looking for public relevance. Instead of using their own talent they through the cash around like trashy Jerry Springer guests in order to make a name for themselves. Hopefully the citizens of Brentwood will eventually evict them by treating them like social piranha.

[@alisaaustin8431]

Someone needs to buy the property from them.

[@janeS9773]

ABSOLUTELY SHOULD NOT BE DEMOLISHED!! Maybe the city could do a go fund me and buy it.

[@bencharlie9509]

While on one hand I do agree that private owners should be able to do what they want with their property, on the other the preservation of this home is paramount. All too often in LA history, people have removed a lot of its iconic buildings under the guise of progress. The Pan Pacific Auditorium torched so the owner could make way for condos after the city didn’t allow him to simply tear the structure down. Unfortunately, the city has lost many iconic homes as well. Lucille Ball’s home on South Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills being one notable one. The owners who bought this home also knew the history of it when they purchased it. Sorry, but no one alive doesn’t know this significance of the home and should they prevail they will most likely run into issues with neighbors who will no doubt find a way to make them move. Their quasi star status will be forever married to a reputation of ill repute. They will become social piranha and eventually fade into obscurity. Their legal fight like so many these days will set the precedent for others seeking to follow in their footsteps of destroying Los Angeles. It’s sad that some people don’t value history. Clearly the current owners could not care less about Marilyn Monroe and her rich history and contributions to the film industry both on and off the screen. It’s always sad to see money wasted on such people as they don’t use it wisely. Surely there’s other homes adjacent to theirs they could annex that don’t have such historic reference. It’s a shame they are seeking their 15 minutes of fame in this fight rather than finding it using their own talents. Grifters.

[@babydoll9282]

Even if they tear down the building her spirit is going to stay on that property

[@kevingreen3923]

Preservation, that's not something that you think of when you think of California. I believe the city did the right thing and the new owners are just being greedy. They're not looking at the bigger picture of things. It not about what they want, it's about saving something that all can enjoy, and for future generations to know about.

[@normhal4908]

Current owners have stopped all maintenance to preserve the structure. They intend to let the property deteriorate by removing roof tiles that protect the interiors from rainwater. Historic designation does not require the owners to maintain the building's integrity. In a few years, the building will collapse and be removed because it has become a public health hazard.

[@oldmoneymansions]

😢

[@CultgentlemanJack]

They should be sued and held accountable..and the land has a historical protection order so they should not be allowed to build on it..and that will teach them to buy a historical home to just destroy it..

[@GothGuy885]

the City, trying to preserve it, hands down! it would be a shame and just plain Greed to demolish this Historic home! 👍

[@CultgentlemanJack]

The owners brought the home knowing full well it was an iconic piece of history..they do not have any rights to alter or demolish knowing full well that any alternative altering to the home will cause consequences. Especially when previous owners have had the same intentions and have meet face public outrage and anger. They buy a cultural icons home 🏠 ne of the most famous Hollywood actors..and then won’t to destroy it tuff..the house should have a protection order on it and nerves should be sold…tuff to the owners they brought a home knowing full well what would happen if they where to one day renovate..

[@13_13k]

One place that she lived for a year or two was in a guest house with its own small swimming pool that had privacy from the main house was in Chatsworth, CA. in the West Hills of the San Fernando Valley. The home is a beautiful single story modern home that Frank Sinatra rented for about 10 years in the 1950s and into the '60s. It sits on a hilltop overlooking a Damn and the valley in what would have been farmland or untouched wild bean fields at that time. It would have been very secluded with no other homes for miles around. The house was designed for entertaining with floor to ceiling glass walls that opened to patios with a large pool and beautiful yard with 360° views, large open living room, dining room, bar, and parking for over 200 cars. It's rumored that JFK would frequently spend time at the house staying in the guest house with Marylin having an affair as the rumors have told over the years. The house is used for film and television production quite often and also used for private parties, and weddings. I've worked on a couple of films that shot on location there.

[@SteeleAndrews]

seems like this would be a good follow up to this story... would love to see. Is it still there?

[@13_13k]

@@SteeleAndrews -- yes. The house is still there and as I mentioned before, it can be rented for weddings, parties, shooting location for film, TV, photo, video.

[@bencharlie9509]

Many of you may not be familiar with Greystone Manor, but you should look it up. The city of Beverly Hills bought it and it’s now maintained and people are free to go there. There’s some preservation in LA but not enough. They should do better!

[@micelle4143]

You can already see that roof tiles have been taken off and the pool is being left to rot like the rest of the house. They will get their way eventually, the house will fall on its own if its not maintained 😢

[@PhDrSeuss]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@kathysyphrit5713]

This was a time when craftsman made a house a home. Not a big empty mansion that is cold and no one wants to stay in it.

[@rjgmedia6298]

I see both sides. The property owners have a right to do what they want if they lawfully bought the property BEFORE it had a designation. However, if the city deems it a cultural and historical landmark AFTER they bought it, then the city should be required to buy it back at FMV. What the city is doing is saying "you're welcome to buy the property...oh you bought it? cool..now you cant touch it"

[@jurgenhubner9141]

There are people who have so much money that they can simply tear down the cultural treasure of an entire nation…

[@garyfrancis6193]

LA has a history of destroying heritage buildings. That’s why Rudolph Valentino’s homes, Pickfair and Marian Davies’ homes no longer exist as well as the famous original Brown Derby restaurant. In the 1950’s a whole hill with historic mansions was leveled. The Garden of Allah no longer exists nor does the famous Schwabb’s Drug Store. Angel Flight has been moved from its original location. Just about everything you might associate with Old Hollywood from the 1920’s to 1960’s is gone and replaced by soulless modern architrcture or even a vacant lot in the case of the Garden of Allah torn down in 1959. Now it’s tents of homeless on the streets. So how do you explain this? What’s next ? Pave over the La Brea Tar Pits for a shopping mall? Hey? Maybe I could sell that idea to the city. In 2150 maybe the original Disneyland will have to go for a trailer park. That is after an army of homeless took it over in 2030. The Hollywood Bowl filled up with condos and Hollywood sign sold for scrap to China. I better write these down and send to that tall building downtown where Jack Webb used to work at as a detective in Dragnet. “ This is the city. Los Angeles, California but you wouldn’t recognize it as all of the historic buildungs you saw in countless old movies are gone. I wotk here. I’m a cop.”(or used to be. The names hsve been changed to protect the not so innocent).

[@PhDrSeuss]

Now you got me humming the theme to the television show Dragnet😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. SAVE IT. AND / OR MOVE IT!!! HISTORIC PRESERVATION.

[@grrriallen7192]

this really doesn’t look at all like her original home as seen in photos for decades. It is not as cute and cozy as before. What a shame. It has been changed too much to not warrant being a “true-to-life” museum.

[@kalijuri]

city should buy the property. the owners should sell it to the city or State.

[@missdramatica2604]

I love how she traveled to Mexico to pick up pieces of furniture and home decor. Marilyn clearly had taste and didn’t conform to the stuffy standards of her time.

[@DuchessOfWales]

Let's talk JFK Happy Birthday Dress too 😠👿😠some sins are NOT meant to be forgiven...even if your dad gets OJ off & you can afford Ozempic...we owe ☮ to Norma Jean ♥great vid!

[@_Julaine]

It must be preserved as it was when Marilyn lived there. The new owners know nothing and don't care about anything except what they want. Selfish bastards.

[@harryclay6256]

Regarding Brentwood itself, there seems to be some confusion between Brentwood, which is Los Angeles 90049 and Brentwood, California 94513, which is in Contra Costa County, in Northern California...where the Streets of California is located. Brentwood, the neighborhood in Los Angeles, while technically suburban, is much more secluded and quiet and more hostile to runaway tract mansion development evidenced by the new owners.

[@brittanyb5942]

Yes and Brentwood LA is more wealthy with lots of celebrities.

[@latayshalashay7048]

Why is her home NOT a historical landmark? Besides the fact that it was Marilyn Monroe’s home, the architecture is beautiful. Though previous owners may have remodeled the home, they tried to keep the beauty and essence of the original home. The new owners do not need a bigger home/estate, for why? Exactly - no reason. Preserve this beautiful example of Old Hollywood and make Marilyn’s home a historical landmark NOW!!!

[@Carol-D.1324]

The new owners have had it declared a historical home. It cannot be demolished.

[@jeffross5424]

good to know Marilyn's home has been preserved

[@Goldi3loxrox]

Big Marylin fan. It would be such a shame to lose such a meaningful place. Once its gone its gone. I would love to stay there to feel the place where Marilyn spent her happy time before she died.

[@frankjamesbonarrigo7162]

Those kind of homes are gorgeous

[@ronaldmiller2740]

MARILYN MONROE'S , BEST FRIEND WAS JENNY DRESSING LIKE HER HAIR COLOR KNOWING THE SAME PLOT WITH THE KENNEDY BROTHERS..

[@mikeyfraile2402]

Heritage should be given importance preservation of this Iconic structures a monument that remind us of our past and Marilyn Monroe aka Norma Jean Breaker tells us her taste and life style aside from being a famous actress her good taste and grace a reflection on her beautiful residence

[@baileysamuelson1981]

I just can’t see how anyone in their right mind would DEMOLISH the house. WILD

"King Osirus" ->Great Observation and Reporting. = MM ->For Those Who Have Eyes To See!

[@garyfrancis6193]

I’ll buy it as long as they’ll take $17 which is all that I’ve got. OK. I might be able to borrow $10.

[@bonwatcher]

Rich people being rich. I think it's odd the couple are so adamant about getting rid of the house just to build more on their adjacent property and it's messed up that they want to do that. Go buy a huge property with Oprah and Harry & whatshername.

[@DianneRussell-jb5le]

There was talk of the house or part of it being taken to a museum. The owners are right it has changed a lot since 1962. The previous owners have let it fall into disrepair as have the new owners. I say just take a piece of it like the main lounge area and let people see it in an L.A museum. Before it’s demolished allow people to take a little memento of what ever they want such as some roof tiles or a door, paving stones or a tree cutting. Miss Monroe would want a beautiful new home in place of the old one, I know she would. In honour of her name a tiny stone near the new house gates can be placed there to remember her by. She was a carefree beautiful woman who never made a big fuss about silly things such as houses. Build a lovely big house for her in her memory.

[@alexandrahe5273]

The House of MM ❤ should be keept as a historical Building, Monument protection and should not be demolised!! Greatings from Germany and a big Fan of MM❤ I Visited once the grave of MM❤in Los Angeles

[@cristinaromeo7707]

Hollywood Celebrities should become involved to protect her home. Her legacy.

[@dsolosan]

Your title is misleading. "Hollywood" does not want to demolish her house.

[@zsigzsag]

Move it to another location. It can be done and has been done many times with even bigger structures. New location can be landscaped and the house restored as Marilyn had it. Then it can be a proper museum or even a venue to cover costs.

[@lorascelsi8102]

Donna Summers, Liz Taylor, Marilyn Monroe these talented ladies are legendary. We need to preserve their memory. Museum perhaps, but whoever renovate their homes deserves tax breaks. Waste not want not. Save these beautiful historic relics.

[@czechmate6916]

It’s a part of history I say save it. The new owners should have expected a backlash when they said they were going to demolish it. California has been tearing down homes of former movie stars. California wants to erase history and like it never happened. They want to create new history and their history is not going to be good.

[@RedcoatsReturn]

How much$…I want buy it?

[@DuchessOfWales]

I'll buy them out of next door and we'll be neighbours in USA too 😉

[@marciabogoyavlensky106]

They should open it for the paranormal investigation would be cool

[@arizonaalchemy7572]

This Home must be Preserved.

[@zokojewels4581]

I can see both sides, The property is considered A historical landmark of Hollywood movie star however as a homeowner you should be able to do renovations in your own property. have legal conditions stipulated for potential buyers

[@natalielee1485]

Please preserve it, that's all there is about MARlYN❤

[@pegasis12000]

preserve the home as a landmark!!!!!

[@TheKeyanna]

It is so unbelievably weird to me the owners would want to demolish the building, I’m quite interested to see them defend their wishes as it’s utterly inconceivable to me.

[@troygoggans5495]

I doubt that the structure will add anything to Monroe’s legend particularly since she only lived there six months, and with the changes and all of her furniture sold back in 1997. The only thing I see is the morbid fascination for the location of her tragic death. Those of us that grew up watching the transformation of Marilyn from a unknown to a respected actress will be part of us until we all grow old and die ourselves. The other tragedy is she never understood the total enjoyment she gave to movie fans in her movies. Yes she had a beautiful face and body but there was much more to her then that.

[@SteeleAndrews]

I respect the position of the current owners; and the fact that this change could affect their current home. YET, this is where Marilyn died; this was the only home she ever owned. I realize the owners may have rights and could win the battle - which would be respected. But what a terrilby sad thing to lose this place... to wipe it from history. It is heartbreaking.

[@brightkreations1300]

The historical group should purchase it and but it on the tourist list, for people and charge them to go through like a museum..

[@jpe9412]

I wonder what the impact on value would be if the landmark designation continues. Does ownership receive a property tax reduction of some sort?

[@maguffintop2596]

She was 'offed'. No doubt about it. Very sad.

[@rebeccagangi4228]

Totally agree

[@cathneary6135]

Properties such as these, which are of significant historical and loved by millions, should be preserved, it should be restored to its original format or modernised extremely sympathetically and then it could either become a museum type location, with some of the funds that are accrued from it being used to benefit the local community. Or it could be a residence belonging to someone who would want to preserve and restore it because tkhey truly appreciate the beloved property and would cherish it. Either way, it should only ever be sold to those who appreciate the historical importance of such a place. Don't buy something unless you are willing to take that into consideration. That couple in the legal property should just sell the property on.

[@teishahowlett6342]

Great job Tracy, do not Demolish Her house, why would these devils the one who purchased it,the City Is correct leave Miss Monroe house 🏡 Alone,go someplace else..People are really too much these Day’s,always wanting to Destroy, Destroy..

[@BruceSpiegelman-w8j]

Let Be, May Marilyn 's Tortured Soul Rest in Peace

[@margaretkoepfer4792]

Preserve History. Monroe’s legacy

[@sophiaramirez-v6w]

Rip beautiful Marilyn heart Breaking

[@leleofthevalley2900]

Now days house are make out of cheaper materiel. pls preserved old houses.

[@michaelballlenger7614]

Let these people move somewhere else. They obviously have no interest in historical architecture and history behind Marilyn Monroe. They are selfish enough not to care about erasing tangible evidence of her existence.

[@bcats1309]

The city should buy the property from the owners and make it worth their while settling this matter!

[@mbaker8754]

Knock down no keep ❤

[@lachuchiunique8562]

Not that any of our comments matter but they should not demolish Marilyn's old home it's sort of an icon and has history. It has meaning and it's marked forever with Ms. Monroe's life & past 😪☹️😭

[@RondaStar]

Yes Yes I So Happy Ronda Australia

[@michellemuscat6627]

Yes, please keep Marilyn's Property exactly as it is.