Water St. runs north and south. Did you park west of Water on Chestnut, then walk the four blocks to the library?

It isn't a survey- the "Bohemian indicator" is part of a weighting system, and the "Bohemian Criteria" is this:

"The bohemian indicator shows the concentration of writers, designers, musicians, actors and other arts-related personnel, and is a comparative measure of an area's diversity and cultural amenities (100 represents the national average in our index, so a higher or lower indicator shows a higher/lower concentration)."

http://talkback.lancasteronline.com/index....=0&#entry295895

This is based on 2000 Census data, and is for the ENTIRE County, which is included, for better and worse, in all METRO Lancaster analysis

yes correct

List like this are always bias towards specific types of art. My hunch is that functional art was not included in their grading criteria. What about all the Amish and Mennonites in full time quilt and furniture design?

"Bohemians" is what those types refer to themselves as, or at least aspire to be. I got this from the supposed "Bohemian indicator." Lancaster is known for its PA Dutch art and also is home to the Demuth Museum, a celebrated artist.