Commemorative Paver Program
Gifts That Memorialize.
Gifts That Memorialize.
What if your donation could honor a patriot, thank a loved one, or add your name to the National Coast Guard Museum’s living archive?
With the Commemorative Paver program, your gift can pave the way to the legendary Revenue Cutter Argus—one of the Museum’s living archives. The Argus was one of the first 10 cutters operated by the United States Revenue Cutter Service (which later became the USCG) and the longest to serve in this role.
The Revenue Cutter Argus Promenade will be lined with commemorative pavers, which will welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors for generations.
The Promenade will be located along the Museum’s waterfront façade, starting at the Plaza entrance, and running adjacent to New London’s City Pier Plaza, which is also the future homeport of the USCGC Eagle.
The pavers will be custom-engraved and are 100% tax-deductible. The gray, 3-inch-thick, textured granite pavers are available in two sizes, 4” x 8” and 8” x 8”.
Funds raised from the pavers are and go directly toward the Museum’s construction and support our mission to educate, honor, and inspire visitors—and preserve the USCG’s rich maritime history.
Commemorative Paver spaces are limited—secure your lasting memorial today.
A paver purchase includes one (1) personalized paver to be installed.
The dark gray, 3-inch-thick, textured granite pavers are custom-engraved and will last for generations. Pavers are available in two sizes, 4” x 8” and 8” x 8” and are 100% tax-deductible. The funds raised go directly toward the museum’s construction and supports its mission to educate, honor, and preserve the Nation’s rich maritime history of the United States Coast Guard.
Select your paver size and personalize with your unique inscription.
With your paver purchase, you will receive a Certificate of Recognition as authentication of your purchase and placement at The National Coast Guard Museum.
Display Cases and Keepsake Replicas, an exact inscription match to your installed paver, are available to purchase with any paver selection.
The Argus Promenade will be located along the waterfront facade of the museum. It will start at the Plaza entrance of the museum and will run adjacent to New London’s City Pier Plaza, which is also the future homeport of the USCGC EAGLE—guaranteeing your commemorative paver will be appreciated by hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. Paver spaces are limited; be sure to secure your lasting memorial today while concurrently supporting the Coast Guard Museum.
The Argus Promenade is named after one of the original 10 Revenue Marine cutters commissioned on behest of the 1st United States Congress in the early 1790s. Cutter Argus was built in New London where it remained in service for 13 years, a longevity far surpassing the other original cutters.
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