Ockbrook Mill Ockbrook · Derbyshire · England

Ockbrook Mill stood at Windmill Farm, east of Ockbrook. It was a tower corn mill, represented today by the truncated base of a brick-built windmill tower. The site preserves a physical remnant rather than a complete mill, but the surviving stump and Windmill Farm place-name retain the mill's position within the landscape.

The earliest positive mapping reference places the windmill on the Ockbrook Enclosure Award map of 1773. It is not shown on Burdett's 1767 map, giving a narrow context for its appearance in the local landscape record. Later windmill lists identify it as Ockbrook Mill, a tower mill, with a construction date around 1770. By the time of the 1880 Ordnance Survey mapping, the mill was marked as disused.

The surviving fabric is modest. Local archaeological description records the stump at Windmill Farm, and later specialist records describe the mill as truncated and derelict. A watercolour by W. Calvert preserved the image of the former Ockbrook windmill, while a 1995 photograph recorded the remaining base. The site is therefore a tower-mill survival of archaeological and local landscape interest rather than a restored or converted building.