Why save the Gingerbread House?

I'm not sure. I've lived here for 40 years, but don't know too much about the history of the place.

Allie Conant

West Paris

Why not? You take something as old as that, you save that in this day and age, that's pretty amazing.

Dave Woitko

Fryeburg

It would be an absolute crime if they didn't try to save it. It's always been the most interesting building in the area to me since I came here in the 1960s.

Judy Gideonse

Paris

I have for a long time admired the different types of architecture in Norway. This is one of my favorites. I've been taking pictures of it for years, and I'm glad they're saving it.

Brenda Marcotte

Poland

Because it's a part of Norway's history. Everyone says the woodwork is absolutely amazing. Let's save it and open it up to the public.

Tony Bean

Norway

It might not look that good now, but I think it will in the end. When I was a child, I remember being at the Gingerbread House when it was owned by Mr. Cummings. He asked 'don't I want to go up into the tower?', and of course I did.

Elinor Goodwin

Norway

It seems cool. They don't build houses like that one any more. The grandparents of a friend of mine used to live in the house. There's a lot of history there.

Ruth Moore

Norway

For its historic value. Being such a big part of the town for so long makes it worth saving. People like to remember the way things were as things get worse.

Warren Sessions

Norway