The 1,968-piece set -- honoring the show's original premiere in 1968 -- featured Mister Rogers' home on the front and the Neighborhood of Make-Believe on the back. It had the red trolley ...

She looks fairly similar to her Mister Rogers counterpart ... The iconic red trolley stays busy ferrying neighbors from one place to another throughout the neighborhood, with a cheerful “ding ding!” ...

The episode is called Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Divorce ... And, hey, wasn't Trolley electric?

The National Academy of Television Arts Sciences will honor “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” associate producer Hedda Sharapan, ...