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===Accommodation=== The college guarantees all undergraduates three years of college-owned accommodation. Similarly, virtually all graduate students are provided housing for the duration of their studies. The college's housing stock is extensive and centrally located. About 50 students live on the three quads described above, with over 100 more living in rooms above the shops on the other side of Turl Street.<ref>{{cite web |title=Accommodation β Lincoln College JCR |url=https://lincolncollegejcr.co.uk/accommodation/ |access-date=2023-08-17 |language=en-US}}</ref> These include the Mitre rooms, formerly guest rooms of the [[Mitre Inn]], which has been owned by the college since the 15th century. The accommodation was incorporated into the college in 1969, but the restaurants were left to the inn. Lincoln House, directly across from the college, was constructed in 1939 as an annexe. There were at one point vague plans for a bridge over Turl Street connecting the annexe to the college proper; these never materialised. Further accommodation is provided at [[Bear Lane]] (across [[High Street, Oxford|High Street]]). Donors Emily and John Carr gave to the college numbers 113 and 114 on the High Street, with land extending back to Bear Lane, which the college still owns and which constitutes the Bear Lane accommodation.<ref>{{cite book |last=Green |first=Vivian H.H. |author-link=Vivian H.H. Green |title=Lincoln College, Oxford |publisher=Thomas-Photos, Oxford |year=1976 |page=26 |ref=refGreen1976}}</ref> On [[Museum Road]] near [[Keble College, Oxford|Keble College]] is a further accommodation complex. Here, 12 terraced houses are officially called Lincoln Hall, but most commonly referred to as 'Mus Road'. The EPA Science Centre, named after [[Edward Abraham]], was constructed behind them in the early 21st century and contains apartment-style accommodation, teaching facilities and the college's archives. A number of outlying houses make up the remainder of the housing stock.{{citation needed|date=March 2021}}
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