National Coast Guard Museum Association

Last week we were honored that so many members of the community joined us for a fantastic event to get an update on National Coast Guard Museum for the U.S. Coast Guard. Special thanks to our all our speakers, board members, and donors for your unwavering support. #museums #construction #militaryhistory https://lnkd.in/e-REhn7M

It's Fall in New England, and that means we are thinking about the holiday season and our Annual End-of-Year Matching Gift Challenge. This year, we are able to double your gift AND for any donoation of $60 or more, we will GIFT you a Museum Boat Tote! We so greatly appreciate your support. Please give today and have your impact doubled! https://lnkd.in/gafzbrKB

A few of our Board members took a moment to share with us their hopes and vision for the National Coast Guard Museum. Hear what drives them to build and support the U.S. Coast Guard Museum. And thanks to the entire Board, including Vincent Patton, EdD, along with NCGMA President Wes Pulver and NCGMA COO Mark Walsh, for getting us on a path to success for opening in 2026! https://lnkd.in/dpQrfqXv

We're having a party - Tuesday, October 29th! We are thrilled to share a comprehensive update on the new National Coast Guard Museum being built in New London, CT. If you are in the area, please join us. From hard hat tour to information presentations and seasonal refreshments, we promise a great time for all! For more info and to RSVP, go to https://lnkd.in/ee79s6ds

Here from our esteemed Board member, U.S. Coast Guard 21st Commandant, Admiral James Loy on why he believes the Service deserves and needs a National Coast Guard Museum. Thank you for your leadership, sir! https://lnkd.in/eZGU6-xn

Thrilled to see our colleagues at the National Coast Guard Museum spreading the enthusiasm and information about our new Museum, which will be a home for the entire U.S. Coast Guard community! #museums #community

Want a free U.S. Coast Guard community printed publication mailed right to your home? Want to stay informed with USCG happenings and be inspired by personal and historical stories? Take one minute right now to OPT IN for your free printed quarterly LONG BLUE LINE. From US Coast Guard Auxiliary volunteers to US Coast Guard Academy grads, from Reservists to Veterans, the USCG community is celebrated in the Long Blue Line. Opt in now at https://longblueline.org or check out the quick video below to learn more! https://lnkd.in/ebXgGJ4z

We are excited to share with you a unique piece of American maritime history – the USCGC Barque EAGLE! Known as “America’s Tall Ship,” the EAGLE has a storied past that spans both World War II and the present day, serving as a symbol of bravery, resilience, and the spirit of exploration. The EAGLE was originally commissioned by the German Navy in 1936, but was taken as a war prize by the United States following World War II. Since then, it has been a crucial training vessel for the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, offering cadets invaluable hands-on experience at sea. When not at sea, the EAGLE will be moored adjacent to the Museum, serving as a centerpiece that connects visitors to the proud traditions of the U.S. Coast Guard. We hope you are as inspired by EAGLE’s story as we are! #BarqueEagle #Eagle #Video #NCGMA #NationalCoastGuardMuseum? #NationalCoastGuardMuseumAssociation?

Thanks to the entire crew of the USCGC Barque Eagle Station for hosting the National Coast Guard Museum Association and local U.S. Coast Guard retirees for a wonderful evening receptiont while moored at Boston Station last week. The weather held up, the food was fantastic, and it's always a joy to meet with the cadets and see how bright our future will be. Thanks to all for supporting our mission to honor and preserve the history of the Coast Guard through funding and building the National Coast Guard Museum. We were also honored to be joined by the USS Constitution Museum! Susan Curtin Mark Walsh Wes Pulver Patti Fazio Craig Schroeder Jeff Creighton

Watch CAPT. Wes Pulver, USCG (Ret.) give an update on WFSB CT '24 about the progress of the National Coast Guard Museum! To watch, visit https://lnkd.in/evucwDfn