Judith Johnson & Associates is full service preservation consulting firm with a wide range of services and expertise. With almost three decades of professional service, Judith Johnson has successfully completed a diverse range of projects for the for-profit and non-profit sector as well as public sector clients in the Mid-South area including Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas and Alabama. Her specialty is commercial buildings and she has placed many properties from the recent past on the National Register of Historic Places. Ms. Johnson is a proven advocate for her client's interest and is skilled at finding creative and practical solutions for complicated projects.
Experience
Ms. Johnson served as the Director of the City of Albany Division of Neighborhood Revitalization, worked as an architectural historian with the Idaho Transportation Department, is the former executive director of Memphis Heritage, Inc. and served as historic preservation analyst for the City of Memphis Division of Housing and Community Development as well as working as Survey Coordinator for the City of Memphis Cultural Resources Survey. She also performed an historical asset survey of sites important to the Civil Rights Movement in the Mississippi Delta.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Art History with Honors, Memphis State University plus 30 hours of master’s level credit which meets the Secretary of the Interior’s standards for an architectural historian. Successful completion of NPI Seminars: Introduction to 106; Section 106 Agreement Documents; Section 4(f) Compliance for Transportation Projects, Identifying and Recording Mid-century Cultural Resources. Ms. Johnson holds a Tennessee real estate broker license currently and spent five years developing affordable housing for the City of Memphis.
Investment (Historic) Tax Credit Projects
76 N. Main Street, Memphis; 83 Monroe Avenue, Memphis; 345 N. Main Street, Memphis; Veteran’s Hospital, Memphis; Third Addition to Jackson Terrace Subdivision, Memphis; Brodnax Building, Memphis: Dixie Greyhound Bus Lines Maintenance and Office Building-527 N. Main Street; Union Planters Bank Building-67 Madison Avenue, Memphis; 345-47 North Main Street, Memphis; Delmar-Lema Historic District, Memphis; 1833-1837 Tutwiler Avenue, Memphis; National Cotton Council Bldg-1916 North Parkway, Memphis; Moskovitz Bakery, Memphis; First National Bank of Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL.; Farish Street Historic District, Jackson, MS-various buildings in district; The McLauren House, Columbia, MS, American Snuff Factory, Memphis, TN, Barksdale Mounted Police Station, Memphis, TN.
National Register Nominations
Lt. George Lee House (while working for Memphis Heritage, Inc.); Methodist/Veteran’s Hospital; Public Housing in Memphis;Lauderdale Courts Public Housing Project, Memphis; Lemoyne Owen Gardens Public Housing Project, Memphis; Public Schools in Memphis (1920-1945), Melrose High School-Memphis; Vollintine-Evergreen Historic District; Vollintine-Evergreen Avalon Historic District; Tri-State Iron Works; Douglass High School; Overton-Parkway Historic District; Martin Memorial Temple CME Church; Dixie Greyhound Bus Lines Complex; Dr. Rouhlac House; Third Addition to Jackson Terrace Historic District; First Elvis Presley Home; Southern Railway Industrial District; Vollintine Hills Historic District; Memphis Queen II Floating Vessel; Pippin Roller Coaster: The Memphis Cobblestone Landing; The National Cotton Council Building; The Downtown Tupelo Historic District; The Memphis Bank and Trust Building; The One Hundred North Main Building; Downtown Tupelo Mississippi; Memphis Federation of Musicians Building; Charles Davis House, Collierville, TN; Paine Saunders House (Lauri Mundi), Aberdeen, MS; Aberdeen, MS Boundary Increase; Oaklawn Gardens, Germantown, TN, The National Burial Insurance Building; The American Snuff Factory Historic District; Avent Acres Historic District, Oxford, MS.
Design Review Guidelines
Downtown Aberdeen, Mississippi
Victorian Village, Memphis, TN
Downtown Booneville, Mississippi
Vollintine Evergreen Community Association, Memphis TN
Preservation Plans
Browning House, Milan Army Ammunition Depot, Milan TN
Experience
Ms. Johnson served as the Director of the City of Albany Division of Neighborhood Revitalization, worked as an architectural historian with the Idaho Transportation Department, is the former executive director of Memphis Heritage, Inc. and served as historic preservation analyst for the City of Memphis Division of Housing and Community Development as well as working as Survey Coordinator for the City of Memphis Cultural Resources Survey. She also performed an historical asset survey of sites important to the Civil Rights Movement in the Mississippi Delta.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Art History with Honors, Memphis State University plus 30 hours of master’s level credit which meets the Secretary of the Interior’s standards for an architectural historian. Successful completion of NPI Seminars: Introduction to 106; Section 106 Agreement Documents; Section 4(f) Compliance for Transportation Projects, Identifying and Recording Mid-century Cultural Resources. Ms. Johnson holds a Tennessee real estate broker license currently and spent five years developing affordable housing for the City of Memphis.
Investment (Historic) Tax Credit Projects
76 N. Main Street, Memphis; 83 Monroe Avenue, Memphis; 345 N. Main Street, Memphis; Veteran’s Hospital, Memphis; Third Addition to Jackson Terrace Subdivision, Memphis; Brodnax Building, Memphis: Dixie Greyhound Bus Lines Maintenance and Office Building-527 N. Main Street; Union Planters Bank Building-67 Madison Avenue, Memphis; 345-47 North Main Street, Memphis; Delmar-Lema Historic District, Memphis; 1833-1837 Tutwiler Avenue, Memphis; National Cotton Council Bldg-1916 North Parkway, Memphis; Moskovitz Bakery, Memphis; First National Bank of Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL.; Farish Street Historic District, Jackson, MS-various buildings in district; The McLauren House, Columbia, MS, American Snuff Factory, Memphis, TN, Barksdale Mounted Police Station, Memphis, TN.
National Register Nominations
Lt. George Lee House (while working for Memphis Heritage, Inc.); Methodist/Veteran’s Hospital; Public Housing in Memphis;Lauderdale Courts Public Housing Project, Memphis; Lemoyne Owen Gardens Public Housing Project, Memphis; Public Schools in Memphis (1920-1945), Melrose High School-Memphis; Vollintine-Evergreen Historic District; Vollintine-Evergreen Avalon Historic District; Tri-State Iron Works; Douglass High School; Overton-Parkway Historic District; Martin Memorial Temple CME Church; Dixie Greyhound Bus Lines Complex; Dr. Rouhlac House; Third Addition to Jackson Terrace Historic District; First Elvis Presley Home; Southern Railway Industrial District; Vollintine Hills Historic District; Memphis Queen II Floating Vessel; Pippin Roller Coaster: The Memphis Cobblestone Landing; The National Cotton Council Building; The Downtown Tupelo Historic District; The Memphis Bank and Trust Building; The One Hundred North Main Building; Downtown Tupelo Mississippi; Memphis Federation of Musicians Building; Charles Davis House, Collierville, TN; Paine Saunders House (Lauri Mundi), Aberdeen, MS; Aberdeen, MS Boundary Increase; Oaklawn Gardens, Germantown, TN, The National Burial Insurance Building; The American Snuff Factory Historic District; Avent Acres Historic District, Oxford, MS.
Design Review Guidelines
Downtown Aberdeen, Mississippi
Victorian Village, Memphis, TN
Downtown Booneville, Mississippi
Vollintine Evergreen Community Association, Memphis TN
Preservation Plans
Browning House, Milan Army Ammunition Depot, Milan TN
