The Capitol Hill Library, part of the Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County, opened in November 1951. We serve a diverse group of residents of various ages, races and ethnic groups. Our popularity within the community has increased, and is reflected in an increase in use of materials from over 90,000 in 1999, to over 150,000 in 2004.
Book drop: Right of entrance
Collection
37,600 items including fiction and nonfiction items for adults and children, paperbacks, large print
Spanish materials
Books and music on tape and CD
Magazines and Holiday collections
Videos and DVD's
Reference materials for in-library use
Computer access to the library system's collection of 1,000,000 items
Free Wireless Internet
Services
Reference assistance provided by dedicated staff
Internet access and other computer services including wireless technology
Meeting rooms for public use, (reservations required)
Tours and instruction in use of library resources
Copy Machine
Programs
Storytimes and Toddlertimes
Community programs throughout the year
Programs for children, and young adults
Programs for Adults
Holiday theme programs
Special "Summer at the Library" programs
Participation in programs within the Community
Monthly program flyers are available in the library.
Free Wireless Internet
