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Lincoln Hall, named for President Abraham Lincoln, was built in 1895-96 to serve as a men's residence hall. The building is an example of late 19th century "Eclectic" architectural style, using elements from several earlier styles. Along with Manzanita Hall, Lincoln is the oldest continuously operating residence hall in the western United States. Lincoln can accommodate 66 residents.