Fred Rogers Exhibit

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300 Fraser Purchase Rd
Latrobe, PA 15650
+1 (724) 805-2750
http://www.fredrogerscenter.org

The Fred Rogers Exhibit in Latrobe is dedicated to fostering children's growth from within, emphasizing learning through meaningful relationships, and providing a purposeful approach to technology.

With a focus on nurturing the development of young minds, the exhibit aims to create a space where children can explore, learn, and connect in a meaningful way.

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Nice Tribute to a Great Man and His Work
6/29/2024

We enjoyed a pleasant 40-minute visit to the Fred Rogers exhibit at Fred Rogers Center on the beauti...

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It’s a lovely day in the neighborhood
5/25/2024

If you grew up watching Mr. Rogers neighborhood a visit to St. Vincent‘s Fred Rogers Institute is a ...

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Nice experience at the Fred Rogers Exhibit on a rainy day
10/18/2023

This small exhibit is in a conference center on a college campus. It is very well done and I enjoyed...

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