History
Early history
The three-winged building was constructed in around 1805. The building served as the official residence of the local chief forester (''skovrider''). Henrich Georg Friedrich Fischer (17821829 resided at Valdemarslund in his capacity of chief forester of Hørsholm Forest District (appointed 20 February 1810).Sophus Magnus Bjørnsen, 18291857
The next chief forester at Valdemarslund was Sophus Magnus Bjørnsen (17901857). In 1829, he was appointed as chief forester of the 2nd Kronborg For4est District. Bjørnsen was an innovative forester and farmer. He played an important role in the local community by acting as a consultant for local farmers. . His annual six-day hunts were attended by people such as the businessman Kirck House, Niels Peter Kirck and the medical doctor Frederik Wilhelm Galschiøt from Gelsingør as well as J. C. Drewsen from Strandmøllenm Rudersdal Municipality, Strandmøllen. Bjørnsen was also involved in the excavation of Gurre Castle, Gurre Castle ruin. In 1841, he also bought Marianelyst Inn. His son Jacob Bjørnsen was a veterinarian.Later chief foresters, 18571970
Bjørnsen was succeeded by Joachim Godske Nyholm (17991976) as chief forester of the 2nd Kronborg Forest Fistrict. (appointed 21 November 1857). The next chief forester at Valdemarslund was Heinrich Schade (18361916). On 17 July 1876, he was appointed as chief forester of the 2nd Kronborg Forest Fistrict. He was dismissed on 1 May 1902.References
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