📜 80-foot tower at the entrance to Conn Brown Harbor. Dedicated May 9, 1970, as an ongoing tribute to those lost at sea. A plaque honors six Coast Guard airmen who perished when a flare was accidentally fired inside their aircraft. A hand-hewn crucifix made from driftwood hangs above the entrance to the shrine, and stained glass adorns a small window on the back wall. # Why Go⚓ Honors local sailors and Coast Guard airmen⭐ Serves as an ongoing historical tribute to those lost at sea.🙏 Offers a place for quiet reflection🖼️ Features a hand-hewn crucifix and stained glass🌅 Provides good views of the Intracoastal waterway🎣 Located near a public fishing pier, bait stands, and seafood restaurants. # Why Avoid⚠️ Conn Brown Harbor can be busy with various boat launches. # Tips🅿️ Parking is usually available nearby🚶 It's a short walk to nearby bait stands and seafood restaurants🎣 Public fishing pier available🚢 Ferry to Port Aransas is a few miles away📞 Contact City Hall at (361) 758-5301 if you wish to add a loved one's name to the memorial. # Hours🕒 Open to everyone