Historic Preservation
Historic-resource surveys, National Register evaluation, archival research, and cultural landscape analysis.
Historian • Lawyer • Researcher
Erika D. Henson
I work where history, law, infrastructure, and place meet—turning complex cultural-resource questions into practical, defensible ways forward.
About
Connecting people, systems, and place.
My work brings legal analysis, environmental policy, historical research, and cultural-resource stewardship into the same room.
I am especially interested in how infrastructure decisions shape communities, how cultural landscapes carry memory, and how better systems can protect both project delivery and the places people value.
Work
What I do
Law & Compliance
Section 106, NEPA, GEPA, Section 4(f), federal consultation, and regulatory interpretation.
Infrastructure Systems
Practical workflows that connect preservation, engineering, field operations, documentation, QA/QC, and project delivery.
Research
Questions worth following.
The Law of Place
How law recognizes, protects, ignores, and transforms historic and sacred places.
Cultural Resources Systems Engineering
Building a systems framework for Section 106 compliance and complex cultural-resource programs.
Infrastructure & Memory
Studying how transportation and public works reshape cultural landscapes, access, memory, and community continuity.
Contact
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Atlanta, Georgia