Final Report Historical Structures Assessment Report for the Muddy ...

Historic Structures Assessment Report for the Muddy Run Pumped Storage Facility Project Relicensing Application
Lancaster and York Counties, Pennsylvania
Geoffrey B. Henry, M.A.(Architectural Historian) has over 25 years of experience in the fields of cultural
resources, architectural history, and historic preservation. His responsibilities have included managing
and directing large-scale architectural identification and evaluation surveys; producing eligibility and
effect determinations; mitigation of adverse effects; and Section 106 compliance documentation.
Additionally he has compiled HABS/HAER documentation; written National Register nominations for
individual resources and historic districts; researched and written historic contexts, and prepared historic
architectural guidelines on projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
Ellen Jenkins, B.S. (Preservation Planner and Archeologist) possesses an academic background from the
University of Virginia in both archaeology and architectural history. She has for the past seven years
conducted large-scale architectural surveys; producing eligibility and effect determinations; mitigation of
adverse effects; and Section 106/110 and 4(f) Compliance-Related Surveys and Evaluations. Additionally
she has compiled HABS/HAER documentation; written National Register nominations including historic
districts in Washington DC, New York, and Virginia; researched and written historic contexts for both
architectural and archaeological resources; and is proficient with all phases of database management for
cultural resource projects. Ms. Jenkins has worked on projects across the East Coast. These projects
involved work with the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Pennsylvania, the Maryland State
Highway Administration in Maryland, and large scale architectural surveys for municipalities and privatesector
clients in Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.