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Eye Smock Mill

History of Smock Mill

There were two mills in Eye, the tower mill, which became known as Odams, and a smock mill, just to the north of the railway.

An 1885 Ordnance Survey map extract showing plots of land, a windmill, The Greyhound pub, a brewery, and a gravel pit.

Eye OS 1885 smock mill

 

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Eye

Tower Mill, Rampton Road, Cottenham

Downfield Windmill, Soham

Windmill and Mill Cottage, West Wratting

Odam’s Mill, Eye Tower Mill