NEENAH — The lighthouse on the shores of Lake Winnebago has been a local icon for 80 years, and now there's a campaign to restore the landmark for generations to come.

Watch Kyle Langellier's full broadcast story here: Neenah kicks off fundraiser to restore historic lighthouse on National Lighthouse Day

Constructed just after World War II, the lighthouse has become one of the most visited and photographed destinations in Neenah.

"He wanted a restroom out here and really it became restrooms in the form of a lighthouse," said the Michael Kading Parks Director.

J.C. Kimberly of the Kimberly-Clark founding family built the lighthouse in 1945 after his sister bought the land. Now his descendant is working to preserve its legacy.

After 80 years, the lighthouse is in need of improvements.

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