But this is not a genuine photo of Rogers and Irwin together. The image is a composite of separate photos of Rogers and Irwin, who died in 2003 and 2006, respectively. Additionall ...

The man behind “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” was known for his lifelong efforts to help children make sense out of what happened around them, from how crayons were made to having big feelings.

The man behind “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” was known for his lifelong efforts to help children make sense out of what happened around them, from how crayons were made to having big feelings.

Fred Rogers, the host of the children's television series, "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood," rests his arms on a small trolley in this promotional portrait from the 1980's.

Fred Rogers Productions has partnered with Milton Hershey School (MHS), a private school in Hershey, Pennsylvania, for a six-month digital sponsorship for Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was a children's show on PBS and was hosted by Fred Rogers. While it was appropriate for all ages, Rogers was principally aimed at the ages of 2-5. When it was removed ...

Creator came up with a version of the cherry red trolley after LEGO passed on producing his replica of Mister Rogers’ house and neighborhood.

Includes a very special bonus episode-the memorable visit to the crayon factory where Mister Rogers learns all about how crayons are made!

Produced in 1979, this factory tour seems to be everybody's favorite. The "How People Make Things" factory tours are an important way to help children appreciate industriousness, technology and ...

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood is a classic children's educational show, and it's now available to stream for free on Pluto TV.

Visit a Mister Rogers' Neighborhood-inspired exhibit at the Children's Museum, check out a magic show Downtown or enjoy a jazz celebration in Carnegie — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.