Fond du Lac Light
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Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Built: 1933
This white, Cape Cod-style eight-sided tower is approximately 65 feet tall and its base is made of stone. Located at the southern tip of Lake Winnebago, it sits in beautiful Lakeside Park and marks the entrance to the Fond du Lac harbor, marina, and Yacht Club. A red flashing light is operational from May through October during the boating season.
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