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Robert E. "Bob" Trow (February 6, 1926 – November 2, 1998) was an American radio celebrity, actor, and craftsman. Raised in the Beltzhoover neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, Trow began his career in radio. He later became well known for his acting roles on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood as Bob Dog, Robert Troll, and ...
Nov 7, 1998 · Bob Trow, an actor who helped usher two generations of children through their formative years as a member of the cast of ''Mister Rogers' Neighborhood,'' died on Monday at his home in New ...
Bob Trow is a resident of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood who plays Bob Dog, Robert Troll and H. E. Cow. He is also a craftsman who creates and fixes things in his workshop. Learn more about his roles, talents and friendship with Mister Rogers.
Bob Trow visits and shows Mister Rogers a pulley and hoist he has built. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Robert Troll installs a pulley and hoist at the Eiffel Tower for Grandpere. Grandpere teaches him some French.
Bob Trow, who portrayed Robert Troll, Bob Dog and himself for about 30 years on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," has died at 72. Trow died Monday of a heart attack at his home in New...
Bob Trow is a real-life resident of the Neighborhood who owns a workshop and creates models and portraits. He also has dogs, gardens, and acts in the opera Spoon Mountain.
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Bob Trow describes the process of portraiture and praises practice. Back home, Mister Rogers advocates art, then does some fingerpainting. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Robert Troll is painting a portrait of King Friday holding his bird Mimus Polyglottos.
