Home of one of the region's oldest continuous Fourth of July celebrations, held since 1933 source
Community character
Small 2.2-square-mile city whose name is a misspelling of early settler John C. Lawson's surname, dating to the first post office of 1880 source
Clawson Historical Museum
1919 Fisher family home dedicated as the city museum in 1976, with 11 rooms of 1920s artifacts and an archive of over 5,000 photographs source
Clawson Fourth of July celebration
Depression-era tradition running since 1933, missed only once in wartime, famous regionally for the length and constant firing of its fireworks show source
Downtown Clawson
Compact Main Street and 14 Mile business district in the 2.2-square-mile city source
Clawson City Park
The city's largest park at 935 North Custer, with a turf football field, track, skate park, sand volleyball, and the Fourth of July festival grounds source
Clawson parks and recreation
City parks and senior services programming across the park system source
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