Editing Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania (section)

==Culture==
[[File:Monument to Native Americans in Bloomsburg.JPG|thumb|right|A monument set up by the [[Daughters of the American Colonists]] honoring Native American settlement in Bloomsburg]]

Bloomsburg is home to the [[Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble]], founded in 1978 to establish a resident professional ensemble for the production of quality entertainment and educational programs for the region, and to promote the arts.

The Bloomsburg Public Library was founded in 1899 and funded jointly by the taxpayers of Bloomsburg, Scott Township, and Hemlock Township.

Bloomsburg is also home to the [[Bloomsburg Fair]] (the largest fair in the state of Pennsylvania) which, since 1855, is a traditional [[Agricultural show|agricultural fair]] .

The [[David Stroup Fountain]], erected in 1892, is located at Bloomsburg's Market Square. David Stroup was the owner of a local candy shop who left money in his will to the town's water works. The current fountain is a restored version of the original, which was dismantled in 1966 due to its deterioration but was put back together in 1982 by Daniel and Michael McCloskey. The original crane sculpture, which was at the top of the fountain, was lost in storage until 2005, when it was cleaned, repaired, and replaced on the fountain.

[[The Children's Museum (PA)|The Children's Museum]] is at 2 West Seventh Street.