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The Eagle, Bene't Street An old coaching inn, famed in Cambridge folk-lore as the venue in which Crick & Watson celebrated their discovery of the structure of DNA. The blue plaque commemorates this event. The pub supports a wall-mounted Richardson Candle street light, designed to illuminate the building as well as the street.
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| Author | Keith Edkins |
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