Rockwell Light (Bray’s Point Light)
Built in 1910 on the shores of Lake Winnebago in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Rockwell Light—also known as Bray’s Point Light—served as a navigational aid for vessels crossing one of the state’s largest inland lakes. The light was decommissioned and is no longer active. Though the tower is not open to the public and cannot be climbed, it remains a worthwhile stop for lighthouse enthusiasts and photographers. Golden hour provides the best light, with the tower silhouetted against the lake. Nearby, visitors can explore the EAA Aviation Museum, Menominee Park, and the scenic Fox River Trail. A quiet piece of Wisconsin’s maritime heritage worth seeking out.
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