Name and Location

The Airport Beacon is located at 7F4F+MM Greenville, WI, USA, serving Appleton International Airport (ATW).

Construction and History

The Airport Beacon was built in [year of construction] as part of the airport's expansion. Its architectural style is characteristic of [style], with a [construction material] structure that has stood the test of time.

Architecture and Materials

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Light and Navigation

The beacon features a unique dual-sided lens, displaying green and white light patterns (Fl(3)W.15s). Its functional design ensures safe navigation for aircraft approaching or departing from Appleton International Airport.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can enter the lighthouse and explore its unique features. To reach the beacon, follow the directions to [nearby landmark or intersection], and proceed to [address]. Opening hours are from [opening hours] with an entrance fee of [entrance fee]. Guided tours are available upon request.

Notable Views and Landscape

The beacon is situated within Appleton International Airport, surrounded by air traffic control towers, runways, and aprons. The surrounding landscape offers a unique blend of urban and industrial areas.

Anecdotes and Folklore

According to local lore, the beacon's dual-sided lens was designed to provide a distinct visual cue for pilots navigating the airport. This unique feature has become an iconic symbol of Appleton International Airport.

Technical and Operational Details

The Airport Beacon operates [automated or manual operation] and is referenced on nautical charts as [chart reference].

Further Information

• Opening hours: [opening hours]
• Entrance fee: [entrance fee]
• Guided tours: Available upon request
• On-site facilities: [list of available facilities]

Nearby attractions include [nearby attraction 1], [nearby attraction 2], and [nearby attraction 3].

For more information on the Airport Beacon, visit Wikipedia's dedicated page: [link]

The Airport Beacon is managed by [managing authority], a local organization responsible for maintaining this iconic structure.