Deborah Dobson-Brown
Director of Texas Services
With over 35 years of experience in cultural resources investigations and historic preservation, Deborah Dobson-Brown is a leading expert in architectural history and preservation management at ERG. Her extensive portfolio includes over 800 Section 106 and NEPA projects across multiple states, the documentation of more than 6,000 state inventory forms, and the preparation of numerous HABS/HAER documentation packages. Renowned for her ability to prepare National Register nominations and interpret preservation law, Deborah also excels in public education. She has conducted workshops and served as a keynote speaker on federal preservation guidelines and building restoration. She has served as an expert legal witness on cultural resource adverse effects on various state and federal projects.
Professional Highlights
Photographed Hoover Dam with large format film.
Established the Keweenaw National Historic Park in Michigan with the National Park Service in 1992.
Successfully built architectural history programs for five different companies throughout the US.
ERG Ethos
"I seek complex projects that challenge the minds and skills of my staff to motivate them to grow their knowledge and increase successes."
Off-the-Clock Pursuits
