Steven D. Jackson

Steven D. Jackson, a lifelong Grove City resident, has never sought recognition for his volunteer efforts, especially those involving the preservation of local history. He is proud of his community, the place he calls home. As a long serving president of the local historical society, Steve was instrumental in the restoration of the historic one-room Orders School and the creation of Century Village. He helped open Grove City's museum in the Town Center and the 1840 era Grant-Sawyer Home where he serves as a docent. He has helped plan and execute many historical activities in Grove City which has also contributed to the city's tourism effort. Steve earned a Master's degree from The Ohio State University and taught English and History at Madison-Plains High School until his retirement in 2017. He is a member and past president of that school's Scholarship Foundation. Steve is a member and supporter of numerous state and national preservation and historical organizations. Steve's volunteer hours have helped create an environment that has encouraged and promoted a renewed interest in the history of Grove City and Jackson Township. He is also proud to be a direct descendent of the pioneer Jonas Orders Family. , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , In recognition of those citizens who have brought honor to Grove City through lifelong "Service Above Self" which has had a lasting influence on the city, state, nation or world..