The Gold Star Families Memorial Monuments honor the families of servicemen and women who sacrificed their lives while serving in the military.

The Central Ohio Military Museum (COMM), is a not-for-profit institution, dedicated to preserving the honor and sacrifice of our Armed Forces Veterans through professional research, documentation, and display of our Veteran’s artifacts and experiences.

The Grant-Sawyer Home, formerly known as the A.G. Grant Homestead, is the oldest home in Grove City. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and was occupied by descendants of the same family since the 1840s. There are only a handful of homes in Ohio that can make the same claim.

Tucked away in the Historic Town Center, Grove City’s Welcome Center and Museum houses an eclectic collection of historical artifacts, historical information on Grove City and even an old bank vault from the building’s days as a bank. The Southwest Franklin County Historical Society maintains the exhibits and changes them throughout the year.

Located in an 1850s building, formerly a hotel, Plank’s is a charming dining option. Local artists provide live entertainment on the weekends and the patio is a relaxing oasis when the weather is fine.

Charming location sprinkled with unique shops and local eateries as well as a winery to make for an excellent shopping excursion.

Step back in time with the turn-of-the-century historic area known as Century Village. Experience life as it was with the one-room schoolhouse, log cabin, barn, and blacksmith forge.

Home to a renovated two story barn, herb garden, farmhouse, and arboretum, Gantz Park blends beauty and educational opportunities. Stroll the lovely gardens, walk the labyrinth or take a class while you are here!

With six tremendous shows per season (two musicals, two comedies, two dramas), Little Theatre Off Broadway is a must see in Grove City’s Historic Town Center.