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I lost my silver Hamilton pocket watch yesterday around 3pm near Millennium Park, along Michigan Avenue by the Crown Fountain in Chicago. It's a vintage, 2-inch steel case with a thin chain, and the back is engraved with the initials 'A.J.' The glass has a small scratch, and the watch used to tuck into a black velvet pouch that might have fallen with it. This watch has sentimental value—it's a gift from my grandfather, and I really need it back. If you found it, please email me at [email protected]; I'll gratefully offer a reward.
I lost my blue hardcover poetry book yesterday around 3pm near the Harold Washington Library Center on State Street. It's a compact 256-page volume with a gold foil title on the spine and a red satin ribbon bookmark peeking out. The cover is slightly worn, the corners nicked, and there's a faint coffee ring on the back from a morning at Millennium Park. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my late aunt and I really need it back.
I lost my blue LEGO City set with minifigures yesterday around 3pm near the Bean in Millennium Park, Chicago. It's a medium-sized blue box, the lid has a small orange crab sticker, and inside are two minifigures—a firefighter and a lifeguard—plus a tiny red fire truck. The box is a bit dented on the top-left corner. It was a gift from my grandmother and has sentimental value for my kids, so I’d really appreciate getting it back. If you found it, shoot me a note at [email protected] and we can figure out a meetup near the Bean or the south entrance of Millennium Park.
I lost a brown wallet in August 2025 in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago. The wallet contains an Illinois driver’s license with the name Obed Lamy, a Social Security card, an Employment Authorization Card (EAD), and several credit and debit cards. If you found it or have any information, please contact me. I would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you.
I lost my black Anker USB-C hub yesterday around 3pm near Millennium Park, by the Crown Fountain, on the stretch east of Michigan Ave. It's a slim matte black hub with four ports, two USB-C and two USB-A, and there's a tiny dent along the top edge. It was tucked in a clear protective sleeve with my initials 'AW' written in Sharpie on the sleeve. I rely on it for work trips and daily use, so it's more than just a gadget to me. If someone found it near the park or along Michigan Ave, please reach out - I really need it back.
I found a silver Seiko stainless steel watch with a black dial this afternoon around 2:45 PM near the north entrance of Millennium Park on Michigan Ave. It's in good shape overall, with minor scratches on the bezel and a small scuff on the clasp from being on the ground, but the crystal is clean and readable. The watch has two unique identifiers: initials 'J.R.' engraved on the back and a tiny dent near the 3 o'clock marker. If the owner spots this, I'm happy to meet near the park entrance to reunite it—it's a really nice piece and I hate to see it go missing.
I found a compact blue Korg Volca Keys synthesizer this afternoon around 2:30pm. It was on a bench near Cloud Gate in Millennium Park, Chicago. It has a bright orange JAM sticker on the back and a pink strap looped through the side, with a few light scratches on the casing. I left it at the park information desk for safekeeping, but I would really like to see it back with its owner; this gear clearly means a lot to someone who plays gigs in this city.
I found a blue reflective dog leash with built-in LED lights this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Lincoln Park Conservatory on Fullerton Ave in Chicago. It is about 6 feet long, made of sturdy nylon, with a bright blue color and a reflective stripe along the length. There’s a small white paw-print charm hanging from the handle and a tiny tag engraved with 'Milo'—the name is a bit faded. The leash looks lightly used but in good condition, with no fraying. I can imagine someone is missing it and would be really grateful to get it back; it would be a lifeline for their walks with Milo.
I found a black leather Tumi briefcase this afternoon around 3:15 pm outside Union Station, Canal Street entrance in Chicago. It's about 15 inches wide with brass hardware and a small scuff on the lower corner; inside is gray lining with a removable laptop sleeve and a faded name tag. Notable markers include a tiny red thread repair on the bottom edge and a lightly used TSA-style lock. I’m glad to help, and I’d love to return it to its owner—ping me in the app if this sounds like yours.
I found a matte navy Giro cycling helmet this afternoon around 3:15 pm by the Lakefront Trail entrance near Oak Street Beach in Chicago. It's a size M, with a white stripe pattern and a small scuff on the left temple. Inside, someone wrote the initials 'DP' on the red foam pad. The chin strap is present and the buckle works. I picked it up from the pavement near the bike racks along the path, hoping to help the owner get it back.