Documents show that the owner of Krogerup constructed a stub mill on Tibberup Hill in 1697 as a replacement for an older watermill located at Søbækhuset in Espergærde.
It is not known whether it was the first windmill built at the site.
The windmill disappeared after a few years when a Swedish army led by Carl XII of Sweden landed on the Øresund coast at Tibberup in August 1700.
 They established a fortified camp on the hill where remains of their defensive structures can still be seen today.
The camp contained up to 15,000 soldiers and continued all the way to Babyloneskoven at Humlebæk.
A new stub mill was built at the site after a few years.
It was sold by the owner of Krogerup in 1806.
This stub mill was torn down in 1868.
Documents show that the owner of Krogerup constructed a stub mill on Tibberup Hill in 1697 as a replacement for an older watermill located at Søbækhuset in Espergærde. It is not known whether it was the first windmill built at the site. The windmill disappeared after a few years when a Swedish army led by Carl XII of Sweden landed on the Øresund coast at Tibberup in August 1700.  They established a fortified camp on the hill where remains of their defensive structures can still be seen today. The camp contained up to 15,000 soldiers and continued all the way to Babyloneskoven at Humlebæk. A new stub mill was built at the site after a few years. It was sold by the owner of Krogerup in 1806. This stub mill was torn down in 1868.
Tibberup Windmill