Roper Mountain Science Center is a resource for area students, and is home to the largest planetarium in South Carolina.

Roper Mountain, in Greenville, South Carolina, USA

Sylvester Howard Roper b. 1823 d. 1896, Inventor of the motorcycle.

Hugh Trevor-Roper, a German historian.

Steve Roper, a character in the comic strip Steve Roper and Mike Nomad.

George Roper, fictional character in the British sitcom George and Mildred.

Elmer Ernest Roper, a Canadian politician.

"Mister" Paul Roper, a DJ for WSOU-FM.

Harry J. Roper, current partner and Chair - Intellectual Property, Jenner & Block

Moses Roper, a slave born in North Carolina who escaped to England and wrote a book ^[1] about his slavery experiences.

Roper Lake State Park in Safford, Arizona, USA

The Ropers, an American sitcom.

Roper Industries, Inc.

Donald George Beaumont Roper, an English footballer.

Patrick Trevor-Roper, a British surgeon and gay rights activist.

Roper, a Christian pop-punk band formed in Denver, Colorado.

Will Rogers High School, Named after Will Rogers and opened in 1939, the school's mascots are the "Ropers".

Roper-Logan-Tierney model of nursing.

Daniel Calhoun Roper, an American politician.

L. David Roper b. 1935, discoverer of the Roper resonance in particle physics and genealogist of the Roper/Rooper, Franklin and Little/Klein/Cline/Kline families.

Deidra Muriel Roper, an American DJ and singer.

Anthony Dean Roper (Tony), pickup race driver. His father Carrol Dean Roper was also a race driver.

John Francis Hodgess Roper, Lord Roper, a British politician.

Margaret Roper, daughter of Sir Thomas More.

Lanning Roper, a United States citizen who became a well-known English gardener.

Skid Roper, an American musician.

The Kent/Lord Teynham Roper family includes the William Roper family.

Steve Roper, an American rock climber.

Roper (profession), a rope maker, or user of rope; for example, a cowboy engaged in tie down or trick roping.

Jesse M. Roper, an officer of the United States Navy.

John Roper, Major League Baseball pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds

Reese Roper, singer / songwriter for the bands Five Iron Frenzy, Brave Saint Saturn, and Roper.

Sandra Roper, a New York lawyer and politician.

Scott C. Roper, a geographer, author, and educator from New England.

Todd Roper, drummer for the band Deathray (and formerly for the band Cake).

The Roper family of Dorchester, Massachusetts, descended from John Roper and his wife, Margaret, of County Donegal, Ireland. The family includes descendents of John and Margaret's sons John J., Michael, Edward, and William Roper. All four brothers migrated to Massachusetts in the 1890s and early 1900s.

Roper, Alabama in Jefferson County, Alabama, USA

Roper, Georgia in Jeff Davis County, Georgia, USA

Roper, Kansas in Wilson County, Kansas, USA

Roper, Kentucky in Graves County, Kentucky, USA

Roper, North Carolina in Washington County, North Carolina, USA

Roper, Utah in Salt Lake County, Utah, USA

Roper River, in Northern Territory, Australia

George J. Roper Bridge, in Dorchester, Massachusetts, USA

George Roper, British stand-up comedian. Known for his work on the British comedy show The Comedians.

Stanley Roper, a character in the sitcoms Three's Company and its spinoff The Ropers.

Roper Motor Company is an automobile wrecking yard located in Grover, NC.

Roper Granite Paint, in Dorchester, Massachusetts.

USS Roper (DD-147) was a Wickes-class destroyer in the United States Navy.

Roper v. Simmons, a United States Supreme Court case.

Will Rogers, One of the nation's most famous ropers, a political humorist, and movie star from Oklahoma, also known as "Oklahoma's Favorite Son".

Roper, a monster in the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role playing game.