Founded in 1670 and incorporated 103 years later Charleston, South Carolina is one of America’s oldest cities. The Holy City, as it is called due to its pride and numerous spires, spans six districts. They sprawl across the harbor area where the Ashley and Cooper Rivers meet. Renowned for its glorious ironwork, historic enslaved-built edifices, and for being the ignition of the Civil War, the city of 150,000 is now a major tourist destination. Hosting the annual 17-day Spoleto Arts Festival and numerous musical events lends the gentrified downtown a welcoming atmosphere and charm. You can find this cover directly outside the Museum at Market Hall. It is composed of a grid of squares with chamfered corners surrounding the abbreviation for Charleston Public Works. An added fallen palm frond and a crescent-shaped artefact link the cover to the state.