Announcement

• Talawanda Schools—Veterans and/or First Responders
  If you graduated from Talawanda Schools and are a Veteran and/or First Responder please fill out the google form below as we [the Talawanda School District] are planning to unveil the Veterans Wall at this years Breakfast. Please share with people you might know that are graduates. Please click here for the form.
  
  
• The TOPSS Mobile Pantry is coming to Reily to provide free groceries for anyone who comes by. Saturday Sept Oct 14 and Nov 18 at the Reily Presbyterian Church parking lot from 10am-11am. You can also visit topss.org to schedule a delivery. Call 513-523-3851 if you have any questions. Here is a flyer for the event.

About 

Reily Township is a rural community of 2,665​ residents in Butler County of Southwest Ohio. The township is home to several businesses across its 37 square miles, as well as a wealth of farms, forests, and streams, such as Indian Creek. 

The township is led by three trustees and a fiscal officer who are committed to providing excellent services to Reily's residents and businesses. They partner with the community to make Reily a friendly, safe, and beautiful place to live. ​

Hammond House- Reily Township Historical Museum

Our History

Reily Township was founded on December 7, 1807 by Butler County Commissioners James Blackburn, Matthew Richardson, and James Smith. The town was named in honor of John Reily, a veteran of the Revolutionary War, who also helped to write the Constitution. John Reily eventually settled in the Northwest Territory of the United States, which later became known as the state of Ohio. Today, Reily Township is governed by the Ohio Revised Code, as it has been since 1953.

​​In its early years Reily Township included several blacksmiths, a doctor, an undertaker, a general store, a barber, a post office, a bank, livery stables, and a few saw and grist mills. In addition, there was an inn where travelers stayed as they transported hogs, horses, and livestock between Ohio and Indiana. Reily Township today features many historical buildings and sites, including the original inn and cemeteries where veterans from the Revolutionary War and the Civil War are buried.

The Reily Township Historical Society serves to educate and promote the appreciation of local history by collecting and preserving historical records and artifacts of Reily Township. 

You can visit the Reily Township Historical Society at the Hammond House Museum located at 6207 Main St. in Reily to learn more about Reily’s history and view some of the township’s historical artifacts. The museum is open the first Sunday of every month from September to February from 1-3 pm.

For more information about Reily's history please visit the Reily Township Historical Society website. For more information on the Hammond House Museum and its hours, please visit this page.