Exhibits
| Selections From the Attic |
| The King House shed room is artfully filled with a new exhibit for the summer entitled "Selections from the Attic." It showcases items that have been in more-or-less permanent storage because of limited display space in the house. Enjoy this mixture of nostalgia, town history and the daily life of days gone by. Curator Lester Smith and Jan Peake have unearthed a wide variety of interesting objects, from military weapons to local advertising give-aways and from items of dress to geological concretions. Come see what's been hidden away. While there, please visit the barn - where additional items have been incorporated in the display since last summer. We hope you will bring your summer guests to see the exhibits as well. |
| Bennington Pottery |
 Large Bennington pottery collection. |
| Tinware |
 Tinware given to Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Loomis in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary in 1869. |
| Tobacco Memorabilia |
 Tobacco memorabilia and cigar making equipment, emphasizing the importance of tobacco growing to Suffield and The Connecticut Valley. Suffield had the first cigar factory (1810) in the United States. |
| Suffield Postcards |
 Collection of Suffield postcards depicting local scenes. |
| Button Display |
| Button display on loan from local members of the Acorn Button Club. |
| Connecticut Bottle and Flask Display |
 Connecticut bottle and flask display collected and donated by Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kulle. |
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