Countess Danner's estate has recently been made available for online browsing through the release of estate inventory records, as announced by the Danish National Archives. This initiative underscores the national significance attached to the estate, which holds exceptional historical value by offering a rare glimpse into the life of a prominent woman from the 19th century. Countess Danner was not only known for her social contributions but also played a critical role in the advancement of women's rights during her time.

The digitization of Countess Danner's estate is part of a broader project aimed at preserving Denmark's most important historical documents and ensuring they are accessible to the public. The initiative reflects a commitment by the Danish National Archives to protect and highlight key aspects of the nation's history while adapting to the digital age. This accessibility can foster a greater understanding of Denmark's past and the influential figures within it.

Countess Danner’s legacy continues to resonate today, particularly in the context of women's rights and social work, making her estate a valuable resource for researchers and the general public alike. By providing access to such historical documents online, the initiative not only honors her contributions but also enriches the discourse surrounding women’s roles in history and society.