The Eagle

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The Eagle is a historic Cambridge pub renowned as the place where Watson and Crick announced their discovery of the structure of DNA.

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The Eagle canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
historic pub
pub
tourist attraction
address 8 Bene't Street, Cambridge, England
announcementOf discovery of the structure of DNA
associatedWith Cavendish Laboratory
Francis Crick
James Watson
Rosalind Franklin
University of Cambridge
country United Kingdom
culturalSignificance site of public announcement of DNA double helix model
eventDate 1953-02-28
hasFeature RAF Bar
RAF and USAAF airmen inscriptions
back bar
ceiling graffiti
courtyard beer garden
front bar
hasNotableRoom RAF Bar
back bar
front bar
hasOutdoorSeating yes
hasPlaque commemorative plaque about DNA discovery
plaque about RAF airmen
heritage World War II airmen meeting place
historicDesignation historic pub
knownFor RAF Bar ceiling graffiti
association with discovery of DNA structure
historic atmosphere
tourist popularity
traditional English pub food
locatedIn Cambridge
linked to: Cambridge, England

Cambridgeshire
England
United Kingdom
near Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
King's Parade, Cambridge
operatedBy Greene King
ownedBy Greene King
serves ale
beer
pub food
street Bene't Street
style traditional English pub
touristAttraction yes
usedAs meeting place for RAF and USAAF airmen during World War II

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Ian Hanmore notableWork The Eagle
Sonja Richter notableWork The Eagle
Brimham Rocks hasNotableRock The Eagle