
Christine Henry
Assistant Professor University of Mary Washington
- Fredericksburg VA
Professor Henry is an expert on historic preservation, currently focusing on the history of Fredericksburg, VA.

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Biography
Areas of Expertise
Education
University of Maryland
Ph.D.
Urban and Regional Planning and Design
2010
University of Maryland
M.H.P.
Historic Preservation
2010
The Catholic University of America
M.Arch.
Architecture
1997
The College of William & Mary
B.A.
Art History, minor in Geology
1992
Media Appearances
WATCH NOW: Fredericksburg and Mary Washington place temporary marker honoring Freedom Riders
The Free Lance-Star print
2021-05-05
“This is what work looks like,” said Frye, describing the joint effort between the city; University of Mary Washington professors Erin Devlin and Christine Henry; and Chris Williams, assistant director of UMW’s James Farmer Multicultural Center, that resulted in the approval of the new state historic marker. “If we could just clap a lot for Fredericksburg today.”
UMW, City of Fredericksburg partner in effort to more accurately tell the local Civil Rights story
The Free Lance-Star print
2020-08-18
Students and professors at the University of Mary Washington will assist Fredericksburg officials in efforts to more fully tell the story of the local civil rights movement.
UMW, City working to place historical marker at downtown site of Freedom Riders first stop
The Free Lance-Star print
2020-06-29
On May 4, 1961, the original 13 Freedom Riders departed Washington on Greyhound and Trailways buses. Williams, Devlin and Henry, in partnership with the City of Fredericksburg, have started the process of applying for the marker from the state Department of Historical Resources.
Articles
How the University of Maryland Architecture Library Avoided Closure and Emerged as a Professional Library
Art DocumentationCindy Frank, Christine Henry
2016
In June 2014, the dean of libraries at the University of Maryland announced the libraries’ plan to close the architecture branch library over the summer due to permanent budget cuts that had been handed down from the state of Maryland. After many e-mail messages, a petition, phone calls, and letters, the dean of libraries gave the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation a reprieve of one semester to come up with some creative alternatives to closing. This article explores the process from announced closing to task force report and final decision.