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Robert Ripley gets stuck on a snowy mountain road in 1932.
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Robert Ripley explores a temple in Thailand.
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Robert Ripley traveled to Papua New Guinea in 1934
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Archivist Edward Meyer highlights the most amazing thing he's seen in Ripley's Warehouse.
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To ease Cold War tensions, Pres. Eisenhower invited Soviet Premier Khrushchev to America.
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The sale of Jumbo, the African elephant to P.T. Barnum causes an uproar in England.
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The Ringling Brothers expanded from a tiny regional circus to this large traveling circus.
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Revisit the heyday of America’s traveling circus and meet the showmen who created it.
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The Circus, Part 2: Chapter 1
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P.G. Lowery’s all-black band gained early twentieth century fame through the circus.
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Watch Chapter 1 of The Eugenics Crusade.
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Besides inventing Corn Flakes, John Kellogg helped promote the American Eugenics movement.
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