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The Town of Suffield has confirmed it has no flag.
Valentin Poposki, 31 March 2010
![[City seal]](../images/u/us-ctsuf).gif)
image located by Ethan Dubrow, 4 January 2025
Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=306036431570700&set=a.306036408237369
"The following described Seal shall be the Official Seal of the Town: Perfect concentric circles forming a border and embracing within them, in an arc in the upper half, the words "Seal of the Town" and, in an arc in the lower half, the words "Suffield, Connecticut"; in the center, a shield in which is shown the sun shining upon a representation of the Connecticut valley and the Connecticut River; atop the shield, a representation of the first meeting house in Suffield and an oak tree representing the Charter Oak; to the left of the shield, an early settler of the Town; to the right of the shield an Indian, the earliest inhabitant of the settlement; and below the shield, the inscription "Settled in 1670," surmounted by tobacco leaves representing an early and important product of the Town. The border within the two concentric circles forming the margin of the Seal shall be blue; all inscriptions shall be in black; the pictorial representation shall be in colors appropriate to the subjects they represent; and all the foregoing shall be upon a white background." (Source)
Ethan Dubrow, 4 January 2025