Edgerton House (NW10)
Edgerton House (143 Albany Street) is a mainly-graduate residence located on the north side of the MIT campus, and is named for "Doc" Harold Eugene Edgerton. It houses approximately 185 students in unfurnished studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, three-bedroom and four-bedroom apartments. Starting in 2007, some apartments in Edgerton are co-ed.
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