In April 1903 the license of the Fox Inn, Cook Street, was transferred to the newly established Golden Eagle, Foleshill Road. The pub may have been named from Eagle Street, the corner on which it stood, which had been built 14 years earlier. It was sometimes referred to as the Golden Eagle Hotel.
In 1909 this pub was purchased by Phillips and Marriott. Between 1931 and 1938 it advertised "Bass's noted Burton ales, Guinness stouts, choice wines and spirits".
After WW2 air-raid damage reduced the pub to a single storey, it was rebuilt in five and a half months in 1958, costing £16,000 and reopening in December that year.
In 1982 it was called 'a busy local with a popular landlord' but by 2011 it had closed and become a medical centre.

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