Chippenham Smock Mill Chippenham · Cambridgeshire · England

Chippenham smock mill was a wind-powered corn mill recorded by specialist mill sources at Chippenham in Cambridgeshire. The mill belonged to the group of timber smock mills that once served rural corn milling in the county, but its later recorded history is centred on survival rather than active milling. By the early twentieth century the structure had already lost the appearance of a complete working smock mill.

Photographic records from March 1934 and 1937 show the base with a shortened smock, indicating that the upper working form, sails, cap, and principal wind-powered equipment had been removed or reduced before those photographs were taken. A further photographic record by A. C. Smith in May 1974 again recorded the base with the shortened smock, showing the persistence of the reduced structure across several decades. Windmill World identifies the site as a smock corn mill and records its later condition as house converted.

The mill therefore survives as a domestic adaptation of a former wind-powered corn mill, with its heritage value lying in the retained reduced smock form and the documentary sequence showing its twentieth-century survival.