Editing Suffield, Connecticut (section)

===Historic homes and sites===
[[File:Burbank Hatheway House1.jpg|thumb|Burbank-Hatheway House, built {{circa|1735}}]]
[[File:West Suffield Mountain2.jpg|thumb|upright|West Suffield Mountain]]

Main Street, a designated historic district with the Green, three churches, Suffield Academy and vintage colonial and Victorian homes, typifies a New England town. Named for the Kent family of Suffield, the Kent Memorial Library is an important research center for source materials, records, and documents from north-central Connecticut. A walk along Main Street reveals many examples of 18th and 19th century architecture. The Dr. Alexander King House, on the corner of Kent Avenue, and the Phelps-Hatheway House, a little farther north on Main Street, are museums open to the public from May to October.