Monroe's  Home Saved 

Demolition Halted

The decision halted plans to  demolish the property, which was  where Marilyn Monroe died in 1962.

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Council Decision

Councilwoman Traci Park initiated  the motion for historic preservation, which passed on the same day.

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Permit Revoked

A demolition permit issued the day before was revoked, and major alterations are now prohibited  during the review process.

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Monroe's Home

Marilyn Monroe bought the house  in the early 1960s for $75,000, and  it was her only independently owned residence.

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Icon's Passing

The property includes a half-acre  of land with a swimming pool and  guest house.

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Trust's Intent

The property was sold to the Glory  of the Snow Trust for $8.35 million, but the reason for the planned demolition remains unclear,  sparking public outrage.

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Entertainment

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