Believe It or Not!, this bust of Robert #Ripley was sculpted by a blind artist, Mark Shoesmith in 1937. Using only his sense of touch, Shoesmith created the portrait by feeling Ripley’s face. Keep your eyes out for more amazing Branson exhibits coming soon! . . . #RipleysBranson #Branson30Under30 #Ripleys #BION #RipleysBION #WeirdHistory #History #WeirdNews #Branson #RobertRipley | Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Robert Ripley, the original “Florida Man,” has officially been inducted into the Florida Tourism (VISIT FLORIDA) Hall of Fame. ☀️ Long before the “Florida Man” meme, Robert Ripley was showcasing the unbelievable side of the Sunshine State to the world. From hand-feeding sharks at Marineland in the first live underwater radio show, to turning Castle Warden into the first Ripley’s Believe It or Not! attraction, Ripley helped lay the groundwork for the thriving tourism industry we see in Florida to

Dubbed the "Modern Marco Polo," Robert Ripley visited 201 different countries in this lifetime and collected hundreds of unique and peculiar artifacts during his travels. | Ripley's Believe It or Not!

2.2K views · 32 reactions | #Ripley cinematographer Robert Elswit recalls how creator Steven Zaillian expressed the importance of showing the specificity in the tiniest details of Tom Ripley’s (played by Andrew Scott) routine – The Process Live At Netflix FYSEE The Process is presented by @netflix Full article and panel online. Link in bio. | Deadline Hollywood | Facebook

16K views · 252 reactions | These masks were once displayed in Robert Ripley’s own house! Robert Ripley collected hundreds of artifacts throughout his travels around the world. A significant part of his collection were his African tribal masks, which he displayed in his Mamaroneck home. You can see these masks up close at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Niagara Falls!  https://bit.ly/4lvYFOq | Ripley's Believe It or Not! | Facebook