The S. J. Wittman Historical Marker in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, celebrates the life and achievements of local aviation legend Stephen Steve J. Wittman (1904-1995). Located near the Wittman Regional Airport at 701-729 W 20th Ave, the marker stands proudly in an area rich with historical significance.

Wittman was a pioneer in aviation, participating in every National Air Race from 1928 to 1971 and still holding two world records today. His contributions to the field are undeniable, as evidenced by his groundbreaking aircraft design, the Chief Oshkosh, which he created in 1931.

Visitors to the marker will be captivated not only by its connection to Wittmans incredible career but also by its placement among other significant historical landmarks. Nearby sites include the Webster Stanley Cabin Marker, Carl Schurz Monument, Cooper Wells Bridge, and the Chief Oshkosh statue.

In addition to being an important tribute to a prominent figure in aviation history, the S. J. Wittman Historical Marker serves as a reminder of Oshkoshs deep-rooted connection to the world of flight. This site is accessible 24 hours a day, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in the vibrant story of Steve Wittman and his lasting impact on both aviation and the community he called home.