Flynn Larson

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Email Flynn Larson at flynnglarson@gmail.com and flynn_larson@nps.gov. This email is the most updated Flynn Larson's email found in 2026.

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To contact Flynn Larson send an email to flynnglarson@gmail.com or flynn_larson@nps.gov. (updated on September 27, 2024)

Regional Historic Structures Inventory Coordinator at National Park Service | Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States

About Flynn Larson

Flynn Larson serves as the Regional Historic Structures Inventory Coordinator for the National Park Service (NPS), where he plays a pivotal role in preserving the architectural heritage of America’s National Parks. With five years of dedicated experience in the historic preservation field, Flynn has honed his expertise in architectural history and conservation, focusing on the intricate relationship between cultural resources and the built environment. Based out of the NPS regional office in Santa Fe, he coordinates the Cultural Resources Inventory System for historic structures across the Intermountain region, which encompasses more than 75 national parks, monuments, and historic sites.

In his role, Flynn conducts comprehensive condition assessments on a vast array of historic structures, ensuring that over 5,000 National Register-listed cultural resources are meticulously documented and preserved for future generations. His work not only involves rigorous research and project management but also requires a deep understanding of the National Historic Preservation Act, particularly Sections 106 and 110, which guide the preservation process. Flynn’s commitment to community engagement is evident through his volunteer work on his local preservation commission, where he advocates for the importance of maintaining historical integrity within his community. By blending his professional skills with a passion for advocacy, Flynn Larson exemplifies the vital role that historic preservation plays in safeguarding America’s cultural heritage, making him an invaluable asset to the National Park Service and the broader preservation community.

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