Mister Rogers Artifacts, Ketchup Museum and Smoking Robot at Heinz History Center -

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[@Valkonnen]

Fred Rogers was one of the most important people who ever lived. He taught children something that was so important. That there will only ever be , one "You" and that you are important. He taught me that getting angry about things and being frustrated, isn't the best idea and how to be a good person by sharing. I remember him telling ME these things as I watched, like it was yesterday, and I'm 55 years old. A man is never taller than when he stoops to help a child and this man did that for millions of kids. God Bless you Mr. Rogers!

[@atypicalmom]

I totally agree

[@rocdocs]

Well put!

[@gungasc]

He also had one of the best kill counts in Vietnam.

[@brendansweeney9719]

I'm 27 and I have the same experience. Fred Roger's is a straight G.

[@brendansweeney9719]

@@gungasc maybe thats why he turned out so nice? 😀 Bob Ross might have been a drill sergeant if I remember correctly. 😅

[@freewheelintravel]

The Mr. Rogers display brought tears to my eyes too. I met him when I was 4 years old at his studio in Pittsburgh. My grandmother was friends with his secretary and arranged it. He was so kind and gave me some of his records and an X the Owl puppet, which I still have. He was absolutely 1000% the person we all saw on TV. My life has unfolded in such a way that I have met a lot of famous people, many of whom are nice, but the two most wonderful by far were Mr. Rogers and Charles Schulz (creator of Peanuts). They both had a quiet, genuine kindness, dignity, and humility. Our world desperately needs people like them now more than ever, but at least we can remember the lessons they taught and the example they set.

[@conniecrawford5231]

Your friend Adam the Woo got really emotional about seeing the Mr. Roberts exhibit- most people who grew up watching him always do! We love our Mr.Rogers!

[@brendakrieger7000]

Yeah😿

[@angie8088]

I can’t overstate how much Mr. Rogers still means to me. I didn’t fit in growing up, and was going through a lot of abuse (life is great now). Watching him made me feel safe and cared for. His philosophy of life is something that adults can absolutely benefit from too. He has written some wonderful books. If my anxiety acts up I’ll still put on an episode in the background while I work. It really helps. I would love to see this exhibit in person. ❤️

[@rickf]

I would have gotten emotional seeing the Mr. Roger's set too. Being a kid from a broken home, he was basically my dad during my early childhood. His contribution to the world can't be overstated. Thanks for the great tour, Jacob!

[@swan1098]

Mr.Rodgers was my Childhood. I loved him very dearly as a kid. When he Passed it ripped my heart. I have nothing but love to him. He’s left a legacy.

[@trumphatesyou]

That guy getting ready to "kick" is one of the greatest plays ever

[@GMSPARTY7]

He was catching the ball...not kicking it "Immaculate reception"

[@JPFalcononor]

Carpetbagger and Sports History are alien to one another...

[@conniecrawford5231]

Fun fact - Pittsburghers were the first people to call mixed breed mutts “Heinz 57 dogs”!

[@Valkonnen]

"Let's make the most of this beautiful day, since we're together we might as well say, would you be mine, could you be mine, won't you be my neighbor."- Fred Rogers

[@voronOsphere]

Great tune!

[@craigandsnowwadam4511]

Dang !! U!! U beat me to the song!!😢

[@angiego5004]

Mr. Rogers... I can't stop crying 😢 That man meant so much to me. Thanks for taking me for a visit.

[@nikitatro5508]

Mister Rogers is one of my personal heroes 🙏💞 Thank You for sharing this museum Jacob 🙏💝😻

[@mvela9877]

My heart, soul, and eyes cry when I see anything of Mr. Rogers🥺🙏🏼❤️

[@cheryljewett-koblinsky7651]

The newer museum in London shows how their items are stored and also displays as well as rotates their items. You see the storage along with the displayed items, like a few hats on display and all of the hats in their storage boxes.

[@ktotheramer]

You’ve never heard of “ba-chee” ball?!?!?!

[@thundercat8601]

I loved Mr. Rogers when I was growing up. Thanks for bringing this to us, Bagger! Great nostalgia for me

[@tomklock568]

People were quite kind to you over the sports section of the museum. I know it isn't your strong suit, but you walk miles around me when it comes to cryptozoology! 😁 Thanks for the video. So great that they preserved Mr. Rogers' set there! Great stuff.

[@truracer20]

The football player is Franco Harris and he's not getting ready to kick the ball, that is a vignette of the Immaculate Reception, Bocce is pronounced bah-chee, it's Isaly's Chipped Chopped Ham, the whiskey still represents the Whiskey Rebellion.

[@adventureswithdash]

The visible storage was really neat! Loved seeing all Mister Roger’s sets.

[@salty6pence672]

Ok I did shed a tear over the Mr .Rogers display. ✌️🖖

[@mollysmith1226]

It was fantastic 😊

[@robynryan7473]

great to see they have a fred rogers exhibit, I loved Mr rogers so much as a child. Also great to see they have a slovak portion. I dont get to see a lot of artifacts on my culture but good to know they have a small portion of it there. Their is a strong presence of slovak persons in Pittsburgh.

[@voronOsphere]

Awesome! I'm mostly Slovak on my dad's side! I'm lucky enough to have grown up here, in the Pittsburgh area! And I'm a Fred Rogers fan, too!

[@robynryan7473]

@@voronOsphere yeah me to on my fathers side. I think I had a few relatives be buried in Pittsburgh as obviously you know it was big on factory type work and the slovaks flocked to those type jobs. But it is great to see a strong slovak presence in Pittsburgh. And nr Roger's was the absolute best ever!!

[@LadyRavenMoon72]

I grew up watching Mr. Rodgers too and it brought back so many memories. This is a great museum that shows the history of Philadelphia. All states should do this. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@cak5171]

Always love when you visit the 'Burgh

[@juanzapata492]

Fred Rodger was a show I grew up with as a kid; he was a great guy to learn from

[@kimglass4851]

Just like others, I LOVED Mr. Rogers as a little kid and used to pray weekly that we could see inside King Fridays castle lol

[@Tinrobo]

You should have a cool bar crawl across the USA. Also thank you for enjoying my city so much

[@klang00710]

The Mr. Roger's exhibit there was the main reason for a visit to this place during a baseball vacation trip I was on in 2018 from the Midwest. It was quite the nostalgic feel! If you haven't been, just about an hour east of Pittsburgh is the Fred Roger's Center where even more artifacts from the show reside, including all six of the main character puppets from the Land of Make Believe that were used on the show, Daniel Stripe Tiger's clock house from the LoMB, and more! Free entry during set hours

[@NessieMay]

I love the Senator John Heinz museum, it is so awesome to see the Mr Rogers sets in person! Glad to see you are in Pittsburgh, one of my favorite places to visit. 🤩

[@bg199083]

I LOVE watching Mr. Rodger's Neighborhood when I was a kid back in the '90s. I remember the song to it too. Glad they showed The Neighborhood of Make-Believe too. Have fun Jake and don't get wet.

[@Kento_yamazakkkiii]

Omg same! I will watch it while eating my cereal before school every morning!

[@TheSWolfe]

Before I could catch myself, I was jumping up and down in my bed yelling, "It's the Neighborhood of Make-Believe! It's the Neighborhood of Make-Believe!" like I"d finally spotted a long-lost friend, or rediscovered HAPPY. Love ya, Fred...and da 'Boig. Great museum, too! Good episode, CB!

[@menslady125eif2590]

That Mr. Rogers exhibit makes me want to cry.

[@TheCOZ]

Thanks for bringing us to these places with you. Also, your naivete cracks me up sometimes!

[@OddityAcres]

Hey Jake! I wish I would have known you were in Cleveland. My grandma was the Owl on the Mr Rogers show. She’s still living and such a wonderful woman! You inspired me to make my own channel a few years ago! So thank you very much! God bless brother

[@mollysmith1226]

😮that's so awesome

[@zenabeme22]

Elementary school was a really hard time for me cause my dad wasnt in my life and it felt good to know that even though I felt like I didnt matter based on that situation when I needed to hear it most Mr. Rogers made you feel like you were special no matter what life through your way. He taught kindness and he taught love. He will forever be in my childhood memories. And this vlog made me cry. We didnt deserve such a amazing light. Thank you so much Mr. Rogers.

[@s.t.martin7939]

God Bless @Zenagurl30 Ga Absolutely!!! Mr Roger’s ALWAYS Reminded Us that We All “Are Special” and STILL ALWAYS MATTER!!!

[@zenabeme22]

@@s.t.martin7939 Amen. 😊

[@Chrisss2112]

Mr Rogers set was cool to see! Thank you Jacob!

[@stevenremollino9292]

BAH-CHEE (Bocce) is Italian lawn bowling.

[@stevemromanchak]

@steven, you beat me to it. @Jacob, my town just North of Pittsburgh has a HUGE Bocce Tournament every summer at the Italian Social Club. Be something great for you to check out. The Mr. Rogers living room set in the Sen JH museum isn't completely accurate as Picture Picture was actually to the right of the closet.

[@mattroslund5312]

Do you speak Bocce? It's like a 2nd language to me 😉

[@howardbarry1074]

Jacob! You are the hardest working You Tube poster! Always an honor being here with you, YOU, YOU! Thankssssssssssssssss!

[@melissajensen3166]

Mr. Rogers exhibit is wonderful. I grew up watching him. One thing people forget or do not know is the slaves were sold by some of their own people. Very sad.

[@NickBeast-gy2es]

Fanco Harris isn’t kicking Jacob. He’s catching one of the greatest catches in NFL history. I think I need some help with this one Steeler fans

[@jarrodwetherington3919]

He’s obviously not a football fan. 😆😆

[@conniecrawford5231]

The Immaculate Reception- Franco!

[@melisagilbert4486]

My childhood teacher! Love Mr. Rogers this was so nostalgic, thank you!

[@marybmccormick]

Such a cool 😎😎 museum love Mr. Rogers he was a minster was so awesome to hear you worked in a museum 🖼️🎨🖼️ fun day enjoyed it so much have a wonderful blessed day today see you tomorrow 💐😘🌞😎

[@lobsterman5786]

I always knew Beans and Heinz’s go together like peas and carrots! Great to hear about the history, Cleveland is a great place to retire!

[@reese9030]

What a great museum! The wax figures are the most realistic ones I have seen. Even though you don’t know much about sports, you try your best to to describe the displays. Thanks for taking us along on all of your adventures.

[@willambailey7360]

Jacob I binge watch your videos to get me through my 13 hour night shifts, keep up the good work! I appreciate you.

[@rushmorerocket9854]

“Getting ready to kick that ball”. God bless TCB The most famous play in NFL history

[@bobcalderon2534]

Carpetbagger, thanks for the nice video. Thanks for explaining 🙂 everything in the museum. Thanks Bob Calderon

[@history_leisure]

I've heard it pronounced "Bah-Chi"

[@taylormcneice83]

Ahhhh knowing you are in my state just makes me smile! Keep going! You are killing it!

[@nick_knows_stuff]

I'm a big sports fan, and I actually appreciate you not having the greatest knowledge of sports. You try really hard, but most important, you remind not everyone is a big sports fan, and I'm inspired to continue learning many subjects to better relate and understand people.👍

[@bridgetkintz72]

4:45 Mr. Yuck Mouth. I remember the teacher would pass those stickers around, so I can stick them everywhere at home. 😂

[@cindythecatwoman1601]

I was born in Pittsburgh PA and grew up with Mr. Roger's Neighborhood. He was a great man 👨. The Terrible Towel is used by Steelers fans.

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

I got to tour Heinz factory when I was in Girl Scouts, I enjoyed it. I got a Heinz pickle pin.

[@cindyrice490]

Thanks!

[@Aroundthefire77]

Lady Elaine scared the crap out of me

[@seagull7]

Hey my brother thanks for the tour that was great your lucky to get to experience these things first hand and we live it through you thanks !!

[@gerimorales3337]

I look forward to your videos every day! thank you for being you!

[@robertphillips6296]

Thank you for posting.

[@brendakrieger7000]

Very fascinating! Loved Mr. Rogers💜 Reminded me of Goddard from Jimmy Neutron🤖 RIP Mr. Rogers💔😿 Lady Elaine Fairchild always scared me🙀

[@s.t.martin7939]

Thank You, @Carpet Bagger @Jacob Actually, I DITTO everything that’s been said on these pages, and about Mr. Rogers!! !! He WAS A HUGE PART OF MY childhood, as well!! “Sesame Street” didn’t start until after I started school. But Mr. Rogers was Our Teacher, our councilor, and OUR FRIEND AND “NEIGHBOR” especially preschool,.. but even after I started elementary school! I loved watching him during summer vacations,… And YES,… I’m going to admit,…… Into my adulthood, I Checked In with Mr. Rogers, and Our Friends, and Neighbors, in Real Life, and Charmingly, in “Make Believe,” As Well. Thank You Mr Rogers 🙏🏽 for Your Love, and for Helping To Make Me a “Good Friend, and Neighbor” from an early age!!! 🎼 It’s Such A Good Feeling,…To Know You’re Alive, It’s Such a Good Feeling, You Know It Inside,….” ☺️. Music 🎶 I’m Sure That, NOW,…. 🎼“IT’S BEAUTIFUL DAY IN “YOUR” NEIGHBORHOOD” 🎶 in Heaven

[@stevealexander6515]

Pittsburgh also has one of the best Veteran's Administration Medical Centers in the country. Their facility and employees are second to none. Thanks carpet bagger excellent vlog.

[@joshwiddowson1761]

I'm wincing, Jake. Franco made the immaculate reception!!!!!

[@voronOsphere]

Theresa Heinz-Kraft-Kerry...... Great tour! Thanks!

[@hoffman56]

Exactly right. Franco Harris is about to kick the ball.

[@user-in3bg5ge4m]

MISTER RIOGER ❤

[@michaelc9995]

Franco Harris was actually catching the ball 😳

[@shawnstaples7929]

Omg mister Rogers I remember when I used to watch that alot when i was just a kid lol gotta love the trolley train n what he sang when the show was almost over lol

[@dannymartin1114]

The misinterpretation of the immaculate reception was my favorite part of the video haha.

[@saguaro2231]

Thank you so much for this museum tour; the expanse of history was a great lesson, including the Heinz contribution, and also Mr. Carnegie (how many libraries exist because a wealthy individual also understood an obligation to the public?) As you stated, the "storage" area was a delight & Mr. Delaney....how many heroes are we just learning about?..... Mr. Rogers...one of the most amazing examples of who we could strive to be like.....wowzer.....Mr. Carpetbagger, which museum did you work in? Oh, and thanks again.

[@brendakrieger7000]

Thank you very much! I've always been curious about the anatomy of a golf ball😹⛳

[@fifthward1983]

i loved green/purple ketchup, heinz 57 , wish it would come back.

[@Segafishy]

I didn't realise until Adulthood that Heinz was acctually American as Britain pretty much adopted Baked Beans as a staple food (similar thing happened with Spam), you can shout Beans means anywhere and you'll get an answer back of Heinz. My old Dog got listed as a Heinz 57 on his adoption paperwork which apparently comes from Pittsburgh.

[@jeffeckrich2637]

Very cool museum! I loved how the museum had wax figures in it.

[@santana204]

Wow I work 2 blocks from the Heinz History Center. I always miss you when your here.

[@karenstraw7301]

Fred Rogers was Also my Hero when I was A child He showed us how to be kind to one Another. Many Great memories And Lessons Mr. Rogers taught us. It Seamed so magical then It was One of my Favorite shows to watch. Thank you for bringing back Happy Childhood. This Gave me Chills of Excitement. Bocce Ball is an Italian Sport of Lawn Bowling I first learned it in our family As A Teenager Sorry my Friend your pronunciation of Bocce was wrong the O is Pronounced as An A making it BA-Che Ball. Yes This Was A Really Amazing Wonderful Museum That I never Heard of Before I Really Loved All the History And Antiquity of it All. A Great Video All Around Fun Time my Friend Jacob

[@Bobhbaum]

It's BOTCH-ee, Jack!!!

[@rrrrrrtt1]

Franco Harris was actually catching the ball, hence the name of the reception, "Immaculate Reception". Great video though, Jake.

[@christiemadden7366]

I visited that museum back in 2019. I love Pittsburgh! I can never get enough of Pittsburgh

[@kathyevans3251]

This was really awesome. They have wonderful things to see.

[@boomerpc]

Franco Harris......ready to kick the ball!! WTF Jacob? The "Immaculate Reception " dude. Lol

[@OldMovieRob]

The Mister Rogers display was cool, especially the wax figure, although something seems off with his leg.

[@LP-mr1ve]

Franco Harris catching the football 🏈 the “Immaculate Reception “ heat video CB …as always 👍

[@robylove9190]

Thanks Jacob!

[@ralphwestphal1914]

Franco Harris is catching the football not kicking it. The famous immaculate reception

[@mattamon5302]

The wax figure Franco Harris was making the famous “Immaculate Reception”. One of the most famous NFL plays ever. He is most definitely not kicking the ball lol

[@christinamahan5429]

Yayyyyy I’m glad you made it out here finally. 😊

[@fairlyamused]

Neat, I keep meaning to visit this display.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

i like mister rogers neighborhood, it's my childhood show on pbs kids but it got replaced by daniel tiger's neiborhood.

[@johnwaldow3024]

The Franco Harris statute was not him getting ready to kick the football! It was him recovering a fumble and running for a touchdown

[@markjastrzebski2065]

Not quite. He was catching a deflected pass to then score a touchdown.

[@patriciaschuster1371]

So glad you got to our History Center! I love that place.Welcome to Pittsburgh!

[@lisalasota8115]

Hi Jacob, you were in my city, I hope you had a good time, the Hines History Center is a great place to learn all about Pittsburgh, I grew up watching Mister Roger's, he was a great man, safe on your travels, love you

[@Corgis175]

What a great multilayered museum. Best so far.

[@brucesumter4327]

wow that place is so cool lots to see there

[@xxbobsetsfirexx4269]

Franco Harris is getting ready to kick the ball?.. hahahaha! That's awesome!

[@dylanbooth4018]

I live in Pittsburgh it’s cool that you visited the Hienz history center 🙂

[@gerimorales3337]

7:30 the way it flopped lol

[@becklyn]

The "Bocee Ball" game you showed is pronounced "bah-chee". My family has had many a heated Bocce Ball tournament every 4th of July every since I was a little kid. Lol

[@daveotuwa5596]

13:20 She is the mascot of Women's History Month (March) and as well its primary holiday. She encourages more women to be hired for a job but not to earn less revenue than men.

[@porcelainthunder2213]

If you are on your way to Kennywood while in Pittsburg, see if you can find my lunch. I lost it somewhere near the big swinging upside-downy arrow thingie. Thanks!

[@pussydestroyer87]

I found it. It was hidden behind a letter H.

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

Jacob, this was wonderful! I love everything about Pittsburgh! It was home for me once. So much to enjoy there. Enjoy some famous Pierogis' or Permanti Brothers Steak n Cheese sandwich or a Pitts-burger or.......

[@queen_sophie7515]

Wow that’s the most Un Italian way of saying Bocce ball I ever heard lol!!!! Thanks for the laugh 😂😂😂

[@johne.porter1298]

We miss Mr. Rogers..... The Franci Harris stTue was in honor of his famous catch..

[@brendablystone9615]

Awesome to see another video carpetbagger thats a cool place