Copper Hall LbNA #74930

Copper Hall is a new Oshkosh venue space for small gatherings, like weddings, reunions, and birthday parties. The building was built in 1924 by and for Fluor Brothers Construction. Fluor Brothers built and designed many local and national structures since their inception in 1870. Unfortunately, they had to close in 2010 and the building sat empty until 2014, when it was purchased by Calvary Sonrise to use as a church. The church did many updates including an extensive floor made of pennies- $1500 worth. The church outgrew the space and moved out in 2019. In 2020, we bought the building to use as office space and an event venue.

Please note: This is an active event venue. You will be briefly walking on the property, please be respectful if there is an apparent event going on.

You will find Copper Hall faces Otter Street, which is a one-way going west. Instead of bringing you in the front, you should come from Ceape Ave to the south (one-way going east) and park in the city parking lot that is in front of the Oshkosh Convention Center. You should be in the spaces near the fire station to the east. Copper Hall has a green chain-link fence surrounding it, that has a gate to the south. If you go through this, there is a short stone walkway that passes a large iron kettle.
Stand at this kettle and look to the large building to the west. How many diamonds are painted along the top?___A
Turn north and count the number of windows at the highest floor of the tallest building across the street. ___B
In front of you is Copper Hall itself- what material is this predominately made of? ___"C"
Now turn east and take the total number of paces from A+B above.
Look down at the base of this tree and find a hole with a "C" in front of it.

Please re-hide well. Thanks for coming by and don't forget to watch out for other clues!

Hike length: 0.1 miles