The Eagle

Cambridge

The Eagle in Cambridge appears in 1 travel video on Travelnetic. Inside the historic wooden interior of The Eagle pub, the host pours and drinks a fresh glass of Harvest Drop Gold ale. He sits near the RAF Bar, surrounded by WWII airmen signatures and memorabilia lining the walls and ceiling. — “Walking Historic Cambridge | a Stroll Around the famous University City (4K)”, John Rogers, at 35:36.

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35:36Pint at The Eagle Pub

Inside the historic wooden interior of The Eagle pub, the host pours and drinks a fresh glass of Harvest Drop Gold ale. He sits near the RAF Bar, surrounded by WWII airmen signatures and memorabilia lining the walls and ceiling.

From “Walking Historic Cambridge | a Stroll Around the famous University City (4K)” by John Rogers · Open in the Travelnetic player at 35:36
11:09The Eagle Pub DNA Plaque

A close-up shot reveals the blue historic plaque mounted outside The Eagle pub on Bene't Street. The plaque commemorates February 28, 1953, when Francis Crick and James Watson first announced inside the pub that they had discovered the secret of life—the double helix structure of DNA.

From “Walking Historic Cambridge | a Stroll Around the famous University City (4K)” by John Rogers · Open in the Travelnetic player at 11:09

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