made it possible for women to be given formal exams in Denmark. Beyer retired in 1880 and Bohr in 1886, and the school was taken over by Nicolai Femmer who named it accordingly. In 1901, a Volksschule seminary, the Kbh.s Forskoleseminarium, was also opened on the initiative of Kirstine Frederiksen and Emilie Jansen A new building for the school designed by Alf Cock-Clausen was om 192223 constructed in Struensegade in Nørrebro. The school was closed in 1937, with the Kbh.s Forskoleseminarium closing the following year. Legacy Several known figures of Danish history was employed or educated in the school, among them Augusta Fenger, Ida Emilie Rambusch, Elise Femmer, and Marie Lønggaard, and until the 1860s, most of Denmark's women reform educators were educated there, among them Natalie Zahle and Louise Westergaard. See also Royal Seminary References External links Architectural renderings in the Danish National Art Library Educational institutions established in 1846 Female seminaries in Denmark 1846 establishments in Denmark History of Copenhagen 19th century in Copenhagen Former women's universities and colleges Universities and colleges in Denmark 1938 disestablishments in Denmark Educational institutions disestablished in 1938 Defunct universities and colleges Higher education in Copenhagen History of women in Denmark