Built in 1804, and in use since 1818, Charleston’s City Hall is the second longest serving city hall in the country after New York’s - surviving wars, hurricanes and earthquakes.  The iconic building is located at the intersection of Broad and Meeting Street, and its gates can be seen at the street level, covering the large, round windows. This intersection boasts one building from the

Medium: 21mm

Francis Baker Gate 

Gate Location: 77 King Street

This two-building property at 77 King Street was built in 1747 by Captain Francis Baker, a merchant based in Charleston. Only a short stroll from his ships on East Bay Street, Baker’s primary residence was located in the back of the property, while a separate, street-facing building served as his shop to trade his wares. The 1700’s were considered the Golden Age of Piracy, so there’s no doubt that Captain Francis Baker had his share of run-ins with pirates both at sea, and in his home port of Charles

Medium: 26mm

*Pendant only.  Does not include chain.