Dana Neighborhood Library
The Dana Neighborhood Library started as California Heights Station in 1928 at 913 Wardlow Road. The library branch moved to its present location in May 1958 and is 6,800 square feet. Dana Neighborhood Library was dedicated to Richard Henry Dana Jr., who sailed out of Boston in 1834 on the Pilgrim to the California coast and later wrote Two Years Before the Mast.
Library Amenities
- Public Computers
- Free Wifi
- Wireless Printing (fees apply)
- Copier (fees apply)
- Community Meeting Room (fees apply)
- Air Conditioning
- Exterior Book Drop for after hours returns
Accessibility
- Accessible Main Entrance
- Accessible Restrooms
- Designated Parking in Library Lot
Parking Options
- Free Parking in Library Lot
- Free Street Parking
- Metered Street Parking
- Bike Rack
Bus Routes
- 51, 52, 61, 101, 103
Visit Long Beach Transit for up to date bus schedules.
Dana Library Branch History
10/21/2021
Learn about the history of Dana Neighborhood Library.
