At Ripley’s in St. Augustine, an artifact once prized by Haiti’s President, Papa Doc Duvalier, holds stories that intrigue and frighten. From daily mysterious moisture on the display case to unforeseen misadventures when he was absent, Voodoo Baby’s presence is hard to ignore. Dare to pay a visit? Just one piece of advice: Whatever you do, don’t look him directly in the eye! 👁️ ∙ ∙ ∙ #Ripleys #BION #RipleysBION #History #Voodoo #StAugustine #Destinations #VoodooBaby #PapaDocDuvalier | Ripley's

We’re popping along with our 30th-anniversary celebration at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Branson! 🎉 Join us as we showcase 30 extraordinary exhibits in under 30 seconds. 🌍 Exhibit 5/30: Pop Tart Art Built by Tyler Kozar of Pittsburgh, PA, this T-Rex is made entirely from 4” by 4” foil Pop-Tarts packages! Believe It or Not!, Tyler won one million Pop-Tarts in a contest and then turned his prize into 15 different pieces of Pop-Tart art. The statue stands over 14 feet tall. It took six cans of sp

This barn in Mendota, Virginia, dates back to the 1940s and was once featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not for its very odd construction. Check out this video for the rest of the story... | The Appalachian Project

Was Robert Ripley a liar? Smosh sure thinks so, but we’ve got the receipts to prove otherwise. 🧐 From declaring that “America has no National Anthem” to claiming “Saint Patrick wasn’t Irish or Catholic,” Ripley made a career out of sharing facts that sounded too unbelievable to be true, and the public couldn’t get enough! With 80 million daily readers at the height of his popularity, the cartoon sparked curiosity, controversy, and a flood of letters from skeptical readers. One man, Wayne Harbou

Celebrating Travis Pastrana's Evel Knievel tribute with Ripley's Believe It or Not! | Nitro Circus

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