For 444 years, there has been speculation about the location of Sir Francis Drake’s landing site at Nova Albion and where he hid the greatest buried treasure of all time. What follows is an account of my 22 year quest to provide the answers to these questions, and to correct the historical record about Drake’s Plate of Brass. The 100 photos provide irrefutable evidence about the Landing Site, the Lost Harbor, the Plate of Brass and the Buried Treasure when he claimed the land for Queen Elizabeth I of England in 1579.
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