All lost and found items in Montgomery
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Found wrist watches in downtown Montgomery
I was walking along Dexter Avenue near the Civil Rights Memorial at 4:30 PM on a sunny Thursday when I spotted two wrist watches lying on the curb outside a coffee shop. I picked them up and checked for clues, but there were no names or contact info. One watch has a black leather strap and a silver case; the other has a blue fabric band and a scratched glass face. I’d feel lucky if the owner recognized them, and it made me think about how small items carry memories. I brought them here hoping they can be reunited with someone who needs them as much as I would if I were missing mine.
Lost Hats near downtown Montgomery
I'm Jamie Brooks. I was by the Alabama State Capitol on Dexter Avenue around 8:15 p.m. last Friday when I realized my two hats were missing from the table outside a late coffee stand. One hat is a gray knit beanie with a tiny patch, the other a navy baseball cap with a faded college logo. I retraced my steps along the Capitol grounds and the riverwalk, but there was no sign. They’re just hats, but they carry memories of chilly evenings here, and I hope someone who found them can return them to the site where they were last left.
Lost power tools in Montgomery
Hi, I’m Grace Bennett. I lost my power tools on Friday around 6:20 pm in the parking lot near the Alabama State Capitol in downtown Montgomery. I’d just unloaded a bag from my pickup after finishing a DIY project and the wind knocked the bag loose, sending the tools under a parked car. It’s a drill set, a circular saw, and a cordless impact driver; they’re used but reliable. I’m anxious and hopeful—these tools aren’t just equipment; they’re tied to weekend fixes around the house in Montgomery, and I’d be grateful to have them back.
Lost CDs near Alabama State Capitol, Montgomery
I lost my CDs last night around 9:40 p.m., on the sidewalk outside the Alabama State Capitol steps in Montgomery. It's a small stack—five black cases, one with a bright red sticker from a local band and another with a faded cover of a favorite 90s album. I walked the route along Dexter Avenue twice, the streetlights throwing long shadows and the night air feeling heavy with memory. If someone picked them up by mistake, I’d be grateful to hear through the site so they can come back to me.
LOST: Medication in Montgomery, AL
I woke up this morning at 7:15 a.m. and realized I’d left my daily medication on the kitchen counter before rushing out to work. I live near the Alabama State Capitol on Dexter Avenue, and I’ve retraced my steps along the sidewalks, hoping it turned up somewhere obvious, but nothing yet. Missing just one dose worries me—my daily meds are essential, and this scramble has left me anxious and scrambling for a plan. If anyone found a small orange bottle with my name on it, I’m hoping it’s somewhere safe and I can grab it on my way home.
Lost passports near Alabama State Capitol
I LOST my passports. I was at the Alabama State Capitol steps around 11:20 a.m. yesterday, finishing a quick meeting and heading back to my car. I must have set my tote down for a moment near the Rosa Parks Museum, and my passports disappeared from inside. They're in a red leather cover with a tiny sticker of the state flag. I'm anxious because I have a flight next week and these documents are irreplaceable. If someone picked them up, please let the site know—I'm hoping they turned up somewhere around this area.
LOST: Breeds notebook near Capitol area.
I realized my Breeds notebook was missing around 8:45 a.m. Tuesday after I grabbed a latte at a coffee shop on Dexter Avenue and headed toward the State Capitol grounds. It's a small, weathered notebook filled with dog-breed sketches and notes from our neighborhood dog-walking club. I muttered to myself, piecing together where I might have set it down—on a bench near the fountain or inside the coffee shop—and a knot of worry settled in my stomach. This book matters to me; it holds years of memory and plans for our next rescue; I’d be grateful if it turns up with someone who understands that.
LOST: Travel Adapters near Alabama State Capitol
Last Tuesday at 7:40 a.m., I was packing for a business trip in my Montgomery apartment near the Alabama State Capitol when I realized my travel adapters were missing. I might have dropped them at the coffee shop by the Capitol while I grabbed a quick espresso before heading to the airport. They are small black adapters—nothing fancy, just what I rely on to charge my devices on the road. If anyone saw them around the coffee shop or on the sidewalks along Dexter Avenue, I’d appreciate a heads-up so I can get back on track.
Lost sports equipment in Montgomery
I lost my Equipment for Various Sports after a weekend pickup in Montgomery. On Saturday around 7:15 PM, I last remember setting the bag on a bench in the Eastdale Mall parking lot near the cinema. It’s a black duffel with blue stripes, and inside are multiple items: a tennis racket grip, a pair of protective pads, and a folded mesh bag from my local league. The bag means a lot to me; I use the gear for after-work practices, and I’m anxious about it being gone. If you see it, please keep it safe until I can return for it.
Lost GPS devices near Capitol area, Montgomery
At 11:15 a.m. Monday, I realized my GPS devices were missing from my backpack as I left the Rosa Parks Museum near the State Capitol. One is a black Garmin handheld, the other a small silver unit—both essential for our travels across the city today. I relied on them to navigate meetings and landmarks in Montgomery, and losing them has me spinning with worry. If someone happened to find them, I would be incredibly grateful; they carry addresses and routes I need for a family visit.
found: Student ID near ASU Library steps
I’m Daniel Reed. I found a student ID on the sidewalk outside the Alabama State University Library on Bibb Street around 9:15 this morning. The card has a photo and a name, but I couldn’t read it clearly enough to identify the owner. It looks important, so I placed it on a ledge by the library entrance, hoping the rightful owner will see this and reclaim it.
Cream duvet cover with blue monogram M.L.
I was packing up yesterday around 3pm and somehow my cream-colored duvet cover disappeared in downtown Montgomery, right near the Rosa Parks Museum on Bibb Street. It's a queen-size Mellanni duvet cover set in soft microfiber, with two pillow shams, and there's a blue monogram 'M.L.' stitched on the inside seam. There's a faint coffee stain along the top edge, but otherwise it's in good condition. It was a gift from my grandmother and really means a lot to me, so if anyone found it, I’d be grateful to hear from you.
Blue hardcover mystery novel with red bookmark
I was at the Montgomery Main Library on Bibb Street yesterday around 3pm and realized my blue hardcover mystery novel wasn't in my tote. It's a Penguin Random House edition, blue cloth binding with gold lettering on the spine, and the dust jacket has a small coffee stain along the back edge. A bright red ribbon bookmark peeks out from page 214, and I wrote my grandmother's name inside the cover as a sentimental touch. This book was a gift from her, and I was really hoping to be reunited with it soon—if you found it, email me at [email protected] to arrange a pickup near the library or at the cafe by the entrance.
14k gold bracelet with heart charm, Montgomery
I was out running errands yesterday around 3pm and somehow lost my 14k gold bracelet with a tiny heart charm near the Rosa Parks Museum on Court Street in Montgomery. It's about 7 inches long, slim, with a bright polished finish, and the inside clasp has a small engraving 'PR' plus a tiny diamond chip in the heart. It means a lot to me because it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back. If you found it, email me at [email protected].
Found VIP concert tickets with gold foil
I found a pair of black VIP concert tickets this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Montgomery Coffee Co. on Main Street, near the Convention Center. They are glossy with gold foil lettering reading 'Montgomery Jazz Fest' and have a perforated edge along the bottom. One ticket bears a tiny coffee stain near the corner and a faint star sticker on the back; the stubs match with the same serial numbers. I know someone out there is missing these and they probably mean a lot for a night out. If these look like yours, we can meet up near the Main Street Library or at the convention center front desk to get them back to you.