The Fred Rogers Company
One of Mister Rogers' sweaters, all knitted by his mom, is on display in the Smithsonian's Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. Source: Rudi Riet, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0.
A non-profit TV production company founded by Fred Rogers that has created shows like Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood and Peg + Cat to carry on Mister Rogers' legacy.
News Feed on Mister Rogers
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Google News Website on Mister Rogers This link opens in a new window
Acknowledment
Inspiration form Duquesne University's LibGuide on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood is gratefully acknowledged.
The Fred Rogers Center
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Fred Rogers CenterA non-profit formed at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania - Fred Rogers' hometown - in order to carry on his legacy of caring.
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The Fred Rogers ArchiveWithin the Fred Rogers Center is the archive where X the Owl and other characters now reside. Learn about the collections here.
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The Wonder of It All: Fred Rogers and the Story of an IconA publication by the Fred Rogers Center.
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Fred Rogers: A Legacy of CaringA publication by the Fred Rogers Center.
Online Archives
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Fifty Years of the Mister Rogers' NeighborhoodEndorsed by the Fred Rogers Company, this blog/archive has everything you need to know about the show, from which puppets appeared in each episode to lyrics to all of the songs from the show!PBS Kids: Daniel Tiger by Fred Rogers ProductionsThe show's website, with songs, videos and games. (You need Adobe Flash to enter the site.)
Web Resources on Mister Rogers
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NPR: Mister Rogers Is Coming Back To Your Neighborhood, On A StampThe Mister Rogers stamp became available on March 23, 2018 to honor the 50th anniversary of the first episode of the show.
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Post-Gazette: Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Turns 50A fun read for behind-the-scenes scoops and the legacy Mister Rogers left on the crew.
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Heinz History Center: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood ExhibitSee items from the show at Pittsburgh's own Heinz History Center, located in the Strip District.
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Children's Museum of Pittsburgh: Fred Rogers and UsThe Children's Museum of Pittsburgh is home to many of the puppets and artifacts from the show.