Free on-site parking lot at the branch.
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Nashville Public Library, Old Hickory Branch
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Built in 1937 by the DuPont Company for its workers and their families, the library was added to the Nashville system in 1964. In 1982, the original Williamsburg style building was renovated and expanded. With its Williamsburg design of red brick and white trim and its original oak furnishings, this charming library makes a priority of catering to neighborhood patrons.
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Getting there
WeGo Public Transit serves the area via Route 76 (Madison) with connections to Route 56 (Gallatin Pike); the nearest stops are along E Old Hickory Blvd and Gallatin Pike. The WeGo Star commuter rail (Hermitage Station) is the nearest rail option for regional access.
