Which city did the America250 commission law list with Boston, Philadelphia, and New York as a leading historical city?

Charleston, South Carolina, was listed with Boston, Philadelphia, and New York as a leading historical city in the America250 commission law.

The legislation directed anniversary organizers to hold activities in locations of historical significance to the United States. It specifically named Boston, Philadelphia, New York City, and Charleston, South Carolina, as leading cities for commemorative events.

These cities represent major settings in the Revolutionary-era story. Boston was central to early resistance, Philadelphia hosted the Continental Congress and adoption of the Declaration, New York was an important political and military center, and Charleston was a major Southern port involved in the Revolutionary War.

The wording does not mean these are the only places connected to America250. Events are planned nationwide, and the commission's broader mission includes communities, institutions, and historical sites across the United States.