Educational Map Series: The Lost Map of Sir Francis Drake Paper Products:Hand Painted Original and the Cracker Homestead

and the Cracker Homestead

and features roughly 417 miles of scenic

The lumber industry was a pivotal source of economic development for the area in the early 1900s

The purpose of this map may have been to offer a fuller picture of the world by illustrating the continent of Africa as it was believed to be

Educational Map Series: The Lost Map of Sir Francis Drake Paper Products:Hand Painted Original and the Cracker HomesteadOriginally produced by Dutch cartographer and engraver Nicola van Sype, and perhaps published in Antwerp in 1581 , La herdike enterprise faict par le Signeur Draeck D'Avoir cirquit toute la Terre is believed to be drawn from a copy of the Queens map, also known as the Whitehall Map, a large scale map that Francis Drake presented to the Queen on his return in 1580, now presumed lost. The map depicts the route of Drake's circumnavigation of the world.