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Hey, I’m pretty bummed—I lost my gray 21-inch Samsonite carry-on in Baltimore yesterday around 3pm. It was last seen near the Inner Harbor by the National Aquarium, maybe by a bench along the promenade. The hard-shell bag is matte gray with a couple of scuffs on the corner and a red heart sticker on the top lid, plus a blue airline tag with the initials AK. Inside I had a small travel journal and a photo album; it’s really valuable to me because it was a gift from my grandmother and holds a lot of memories. If anyone found it, drop a message here—I’d be so grateful to get it back.
Set of two keys with key fob. It has a heavy key belt loop clip similar to the one attached. $50 if found
Yesterday around 3pm I was changing sheets in my friend's apartment near the Hotel Monaco on Light Street in Baltimore when my cream Brooklinen duvet cover, queen size with navy piping, disappeared from the bed. It's a Brooklinen Luxe duvet cover in cream, with a navy piping edge, a zipper closure, and a tiny monogram 'PK' in navy thread on the inside corner; there’s a faint coffee stain along the bottom edge from last week. This duvet has sentimental value for me—it's part of a set my grandmother gave me, and I really need it back. If someone found it, please email me at [email protected] so I can arrange details for pickup.
I lost my black North Face puffer parka yesterday around 3pm near the CVS on Light Street by Harborplace in the Inner Harbor area of Baltimore. It's knee-length, medium, with a removable faux-fur trim on the hood and a small compass patch on the left sleeve. The zipper pulls are bright red and the blue lining peeks out from the pockets. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my sister, and I really need it back because I've worn it through many commutes. If you found it, email [email protected] and I’ll arrange a pickup or drop-off.
I lost my black leather Coach wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Inner Harbor, outside the Rusty Scupper along the promenade by Harborplace. It's a slim bifold with a red interior and a tiny nick on the upper corner. Inside are my Maryland driver's license, two credit cards, and about $60 in cash, plus a small photo of my nephew tucked in one of the card slots. The back cover has a coffee stain and there’s a faint crease along the spine. It was a gift from my grandmother, so it feels irreplaceable and I’m really hoping someone honest picked it up and can return it to the Lost and Found. If you found it, I’d be forever grateful.
I found a silver iPad Pro 11 with a teal blue silicone case this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Barnes & Noble at the Inner Harbor on Pratt Street. It's a slim 11-inch tablet, and the screen is cracked on the bottom-right corner, with a small 'Baltimore Loves Arts' sticker on the back. It seems to boot up and connect to Wi‑Fi, so I didn’t wipe anything and figured it’s worth returning. If this belongs to you, email me at [email protected] and we can set up a time for pickup.
I found a pair of gray Nike running shoes this afternoon around 4pm behind the Maryland Science Center at the Inner Harbor, along the promenade near the Rusty Scupper's entrance. They’re men’s size 9, in decent shape with a few scuffs on the toe and a neon lime-green swoosh that makes them easy to spot. One shoe has a small coffee stain on the inner heel, and the laces are a bit frayed from daily use. I figured someone might be missing them, so I’m posting here in case the owner recognizes the colors and that little badge on the tongue. If these are yours, tell me the exact shade of gray, the coffee stain detail, and your shoe size so we can arrange a meetup nearby Power Plant Live or the Inner Harbor.
I found a teenage girl this afternoon around 2:30 pm near the Inner Harbor, along the promenade on Light Street in Baltimore. She's about 5 feet 2 inches tall, with a slim build and long dark hair pulled into a loose ponytail, wearing a bright pink hoodie under a gray denim jacket and ripped jeans. She has a neon yellow backpack and a small blue anchor tattoo on her left wrist. She seemed frightened, kept glancing around for someone, and asked where her mom was. I stayed with her near the security kiosk until a guard could help reunite her; if this sounds like your family member, use the app to coordinate reunification.
I found a compact blue JBL Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 4:15pm near Pratt Street by the National Aquarium in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. It's about the size of a soda can, with a small dent on the top-left edge and the blue fabric cover showing a little wear. A red USB-C cable is still attached, and there's a tiny sticker on the bottom that reads 'S3-128'. It sounded surprisingly clear when I tested it for a minute—clearly someone’s daily companion and probably has sentimental value. If this is yours, I’d really love to get it back; I'll be near the Inner Harbor Visitor Center until someone claims it.
I found a pair of silver-tone hoop earrings this afternoon around 2:15pm, tucked under a bench near the Maryland Science Center at the Inner Harbor in Baltimore. They're about 1.5 cm in diameter, with a tiny moon charm dangling from one hoop and a few tiny scratches along the back of the other. They look mildly worn but still stylish, the metal catching the light in a nice way. I figure someone is missing them and they'd probably mean a lot—looks like they could be sentimental or a gift. If these happen to be yours, drop me a note in the app and we can figure out a safe pickup near the Harborplace area.
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