A notable highlight of the Chase Hall barracks is the Hall of Heroes. The Hall of Heroes was established in April 2005 by the Class of 1959 when the group spearheaded the transformation of the first floor corridor into a prominent, commemorative landmark. Now, the area houses a stately series of signs and memorial plaques honoring heroic U.S. Coast Guard Academy alumni. The Hall has three primary features:

• The Wall of Remembrance which honors Academy graduates who perished while carrying out an operational mission
• The rotating display of the Wall of Gallantry honoring alumni who have been formally recognized for acts of heroic service.
• And the Heroes of Tomorrow which includes Company photos and a bulletin board dedicated to notable Corps of Cadets news. Postings may include photos, media clippings or letters of commendation and may feature academic, athletic or community service achievement.

Additionally, the Hall of Heroes includes these items of interest: the Coast Guard Creed, the Preamble of the Constitution, the Coast Guard Oath, the Commission Script, a Commandant of Cadets plaque, the colors, a ship’s bell and original framed artwork.

Finally, the Hall of Heroes is also distinguished by its “deck” (floor) on which the pledge of RADM Stephen H. Evans, Academy Superintendent from 1960-1962, is proudly emblazoned: "Who lives here reveres honor, honors duty."