Roger W. Woodbury Branch Library
🏢 Denver Public Library · West Denver (Highland), Colorado
Roger W. Woodbury Branch Library
The Woodbury Branch Library anchors Federal Boulevard in Denver's West Side — a fully accessible, community-centered hub serving the Highland and Barnum neighborhoods with extended Tuesday evening hours, reservable meeting spaces, and free community resources including Narcan and a food box program.
🕑 Library Hours
| Monday | 10am–6pm |
| Tuesday | 10am–8pm |
| Wednesday | 10am–6pm |
| Thursday | 10am–6pm |
| Friday | 10am–5pm |
| Saturday | 10am–5pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hours may vary on holidays; check the library site before visiting.
📍 Location, Contact & Directions
Address: 3265 Federal Blvd., Denver, CO 80211
Phone: (720) 865-0930
Website: denverlibrary.org
Plus Code: 85FPQX7F+7M (Denver, CO)
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📖 About Roger W. Woodbury Branch Library
Woodbury Branch Library is part of the Denver Public Library system's network of 28 locations serving Denver County. Situated at 3265 Federal Blvd. in the West Denver corridor, the branch draws patrons from the Highland, Barnum, and neighboring communities along one of the city's busiest north-south thoroughfares. The building is fully accessible — featuring a west entrance ramp, ADA button-operated doors, an elevator, and a sensory toolkit for patrons who benefit from sensory accommodations. Woodbury offers dedicated on-site parking, outdoor seating, and an outdoor book drop for after-hours returns. As part of Denver Public Library's commitment to meeting community needs, the branch distributes free Narcan kits and operates a food box program, reflecting its role as a vital social resource in West Denver. Extended hours on Tuesday evenings and language support services make Woodbury an important access point for the area's diverse, multilingual population.
⭐ What makes this library special
- Open Tuesday evenings until 8pm — the branch's latest weekday evening hours
- Free Narcan kits available to patrons at the branch, no appointment needed
- Food box program providing food access support to the West Denver community
- Fully ADA-accessible: ramp, elevator, button-operated doors, and sensory toolkit on site
- Reservable meeting spaces available for community and organizational use, plus dedicated parking
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📚 Services
- Public computers and technology access with free Wi-Fi
- Copy, print, fax, and scan services
- Reservable community and meeting rooms
- Free Narcan kits (opioid reversal medication)
- Food box program
- Dedicated parking lot plus adjacent street parking
- Outdoor seating and 24-hour outdoor book drop
- Language support services
- Accessibility: west ramp, elevator, ADA doors, and sensory toolkit
🎸 Programs
- Children's storytimes and early literacy programs
- Summer Reading Program for all ages (systemwide)
- Online tutoring via Tutor.com — free with library card
- Little University early learning programs for birth–preschool age
- Branch events calendar — see denverlibrary.libcal.com for current listings
📍 Other Denver Public Library Branches
Distances are approximate straight-line miles from this library.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Roger W. Woodbury, and why is this branch named after him?
The branch honors Roger W. Woodbury, though the Denver Public Library has not published a detailed public biography of him on its website. The DPL system names several branches after individuals significant to Denver's history and civic life. For the full story behind the name, contact the branch directly at 720-865-0930 or reach DPL's Special Collections and Archives, which maintains the library's institutional history at history.denverlibrary.org.
Does Woodbury Branch serve the Barnum and Highland neighborhoods?
Yes. Woodbury Branch sits on Federal Boulevard, which marks the boundary between the Highland and Barnum neighborhoods — meaning the branch is within easy walking and biking distance of both communities, as well as Sun Valley to the north. Any Denver resident with a library card is welcome, and any Colorado resident can get a free DPL eCard online.
Can I reserve a meeting room at the Woodbury Branch?
Yes. Woodbury Branch has meeting spaces available for community and organizational use. Reservations can be made through the Denver Public Library's room-booking system at denverlibrary.org. The branch also provides computers, printing, and Wi-Fi for productive work sessions throughout the day.
Does Woodbury Branch carry Narcan, and is it really free?
Yes — the Woodbury Branch distributes free Narcan (naloxone) kits as part of Denver Public Library's community health initiative. No appointment or library card is required to receive one. The branch also operates a food box program for patrons who need food assistance — both resources are available during regular open hours.
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