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Hadley Park Branch

[Hadley Park Branch]

[Hadley Park Branch Interior]

Schedule of Hours

Monday 9:30-5:30
Tuesday 9:30-5:30
Wednesday 9:30-5:30
Thursday 11:00-7:00
Friday Closed
Saturday 9:00-5:00
Sunday Closed

1039 28th Avenue, North
Nashville, TN 37208
615.862.5865

Driving Directions Map it!

Hadley Park Branch is located off I-40 West, near the main campus of Tennessee State University.
From downtown, take I-40 West to the 28th Avenue exit, turning right on 28th Avenue North. The Library is on the left, adjacent to the park, about a block from the interstate.
From the west, take the Jefferson Street exit and turn left on Jefferson. Turn left at the traffic light at 28th and Jefferson. The library is on the right.

Bus Routes

#29

Branch Information

  • Programs & Events
  • Storyhours
  • Holiday Closures
  • Public Computers: Yes
  • Public Internet: Yes
  • Wireless Internet: Yes
  • Multilingual Materials: No
  • Meeting Rooms: 40 person meeting room
  • Group Study Rooms: No
  • Copy Machines: Yes
  • Restrooms: Yes
  • Book drop: Yes
  • Public Parking: Parking lot - free

Branch History

When it opened in 1952, Hadley Park was the first branch library to be added to the library system since 1919. Like Hadley Park Community Center, the Hadley Park Branch Library was built to serve the African-American community. For many years it was the only library in Nashville-Davidson County that African Americans were allowed to use.

Hadley Park Branch Library was built on land that is located in North Nashville, on 28th Avenue North, near the intersection of Jefferson and John Merritt Blvd. The park land is part of what was once John Hadley Plantation. In 1995, the branch was completely renovated, doubling its size. Today the branch stands as a legacy in the community, still providing library services to its citizens.