Hudson's Mill Birchington · Kent · England

Hudson's Mill was a smock corn mill at Birchington. Earlier Birchington windmills are recorded from the medieval and early modern period, and later county windmill lists identify Hudson's Mill as a smock mill which may have been moved from another site within Birchington. It was raised around 1850 and became part of the village's nineteenth-century wind-powered corn-milling landscape.

The mill worked until 1891. It was demolished around 1900, ending its survival as a complete smock mill. The associated Mill House still exists at the former mill site. Windmill records also note the possibility that the surviving house fabric may relate to the old mill base, but the site is most securely recorded as the location of Hudson's Mill and its surviving Mill House. Hudson's Mill is therefore a lost windmill site with associated built survival, preserving the location of a nineteenth-century Birchington corn mill.