Located between Hartford and Springfield MA, Suffield typifies the heritage of New England and the classic values that made this region the crowning jewel of the American life-style and of the spirit of American entrepreneurship. The town was founded in 1670 by Captain John Pynchon upon the purchase of land from Native American at a cost of 30 pounds. The town has kept its rural character and is a quiet haven between busy Hartford and Springfield MA. History is still very present in Suffield. Main Street which is the last non-commercial historic main street in Connecticut displays a remarkable array of American architectural styles ranging from the early 18th to 20th century. This is why visitors to Suffield often compare Main Street to that of the historic towns of Deerfield and Sturbridge in Massachusetts. The town two museums – the Phelps-Hatheway House and the King House Museum – and the nearby New England Air Museum will delight those craving history and aviation. Visitors to Suffield can have a full experience of its character by staying at one of its three bed and breakfasts. They will find excellent restaurants offering various style of cuisine. The town is easily accessible by road from highway 91, by train through the AMTRAK Hartford or Windsor Locks stations, and by air through the nearby Bradley International Airport.