About Capitol Hill Library
The Capitol Hill Library opened in its current location in November of 1951. In 1965, it joined the Metropolitan Library System. In 2007, Oklahoma City voters approved a bond issue to renovate Capitol Hill. The renovated library opened in October 2017 with an additional 9,400 square feet (now totaling 17,000 square feet), a large meeting room, four private study rooms, a children's area, a teen area, and new computers.
Today, Capitol Hill Library serves the diverse residents of the historic Capitol Hill neighborhood in south Oklahoma City, a block away from historic Commerce Street, or Calle dos Cinco.
Book drop location: On the southeast corner of the building.
Contact Information
327 SW 27th Street
Oklahoma City, OK
73109
Phone: (405) 634-6308
Hours of Operation
Monday - Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 1pm - 6pm
Services
- Technology
- Computers with internet access and printing capabilities
- Mobile and offsite printing
- Free WiFi
- Color copy machine with outbound fax and scan capability
- MediaSurfers - Check out an iPad (in library use only) to surf the web, use library services, read magazines and books, check email, use social media, play games and more!
- Charging station
- Collection
- Self-serve holds location and a self-check machine
- Catalog computers dedicated to searching the Library's collection
- Library staff who can provide assistance locating information, using print and electronic sources, and provide readers' advisory
- Place and pick up interlibrary loan requests
- Tours and instruction in use of library resources (by appointment)
- Bilingual (Spanish/English) materials
- Spaces
- Study rooms - Free (reservations required)
- Meeting rooms - Cost (reservations required)
- Miscellaneous
- Spanish-speaking staff