DESTINATIONSTour Mister Rogers' real neighborhood in PennsylvaniaChris RodellSpecial to USA TODAYOn Friday, Nov. 22, Oscar winner Tom Hanks steps into the shoes of children's TV icon Fred Rogers in "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood." In real life, that neighborhood is Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Click forward as writer Chris Rodell takes you on a tour of Mister Rogers' real neighborhood, located about an hour east of Pittsburgh.Lacey Terrell/Sony-Tristar Pictures Via APThe boyhood home of Fred Rogers at 737 Weldon Street in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, is where the young Fred first began enjoying make-believe by devising stories with his puppets and imaginary friends.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYAll the Latrobe city street signs are topped with trolleys.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYThe $14 million Fred Rogers Center, foreground, has since 2008 drawn educators and tourists to scenic Saint Vincent College near Latrobe, Pennsylvania. The state-of-the-art center includes 36,000-square-feet of educational facilities along with a permanent hall exhibiting Mister Rogers’ memorabilia.Alex Byers/Saint Vincent CollegeThe exhibit hall at the Fred Rogers Center features show memorabilia from throughout the star’s career.Alex Byers/Saint Vincent CollegeThe trolley that once inspired imaginations now inspires nostalgia at the Fred Rogers Center at Saint Vincent College.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYThe iconic cardigan sweaters hang in tribute to Mister Rogers in his namesake center.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAY“The Forged Fred,” a Jon Hair statue dedicated in 2016, is a popular spot for Latrobe tourists and locals alike.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYAt Saint Vincent College near Latrobe, there’s nothing Make-Believe about the ceremonial campus trolley.Alex Byers/Saint Vincent CollegeThe $14 million Fred Rogers Center has in 11 years become a local Saint Vincent College landmark and a go-to place for associations to host important meetings. It’s also where the family of Arnold Palmer, another Latrobe legend, chose to have the star-studded memorial reception after the golf great's death in 2017.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYThe Given family mausoleum in Unity Cemetery is the final resting place of Fred Rogers, who died in 2003.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYAn Arnold Palmer statue stands outside the local airport, which is named after the golf icon, who was also a devoted pilot and local appointee to the airport authority.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYThe Pittsburgh Steelers have called Saint Vincent College and Mister Rogers’ neighborhood their summer training base since 1966.Alex Byers/Saint Vincent CollegeNot only is the Steelers' training camp located in Latrobe but the town was also the site of the very first professional football game, played on Sept. 3, 1989 at Latrobe Memorial Stadium.Chris Rodell/Special To USA TODAYFeatured Weekly Ad