IS 44 and SR 47 parallel each other as they run through St. Clair and SR 30 runs throught Southern portion of the town with SR 47.

The St. Clair Historical Museum, which is located in the old Odd Fellows building circa 1899, has exhibits representative of the local history of St. Clair and the surrounding area. The displays are of various subjects such as lumbering, mining, flora, pharmaceutical, antique toys, a typical general store in the 1915-1920 period, Highway 66, Indian artifacts, International shoe factory of St. Clair, a full size 1928 kitchen, a Victorian parlor circa 1910 and Victorian undergarments from 1880-1910. St. Clair has 4 municipal parks. Orchard park is equipped with a baseball and softball field, a figure-8 asphalt path, soccer field, handball courts, a basketball court, a memorial stage for performing arts, playground equipment and several pavilions. This park is the site of the annual Freedom Festival, the annual Fireworks Display and community movies in the park. Evergreen park has a baseball and softball diamond, the St. Clair Municipal Pool, a new walking trail, pavilions, playground equipment, a basketball court and a shuffleboard deck. Main Street park is the site of a Frisco caboose, a gazebo and a decorative brick walking area and is the scene of weekend events, featuring local musicians and store owners, throughout the spring and summer. The St. Clair Baseball Association Iron Hill Sports complex has several baseball diamonds that are suitable for softball and baseball.

Hon. A. David Arand