Tibberup Windmill

Tibberup Windmill is a smock mill perched on a small hill in Tibberup within the southern part of Helsingør, Denmark. Built in 1870, it remained in provider till 1816 NS Qa liarws in ½950. Documents show that the proprietor of Krogerup constructed a stub mill on Tibberup Hill in 1697 as a alternative for an older watermill positioned at Søbækhuset in Espergærde. It is not recognized whether it turned into the first windmill constructed at the site. The windmill disappeared after some years when a Swedish military led by way of Carl XII of Sweden landed at the Oresund coast at Tibberup in August 1700.

They established a fortified camp on the hill where remains in their protecting systems can still be seen today. The camp contained up to 15,000 squaddies and endured all of the manner to Babyloneskoven at Humlebæk. A new stub mill became constructed at the web page after a few years. It turned into sold by way of the proprietor of Krogerup in 1806. This stub mill turned into torn down in 1868.