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Hi, I’m Diego Morales from Santa Fe. This afternoon around 2:30 PM I was near the Santa Fe Plaza when I set my drums down for a moment, and when I turned back they were gone. It’s a five-piece kit with a sunburst finish, a worn leather strap, and a small dent in the kick drum. These drums came from my grandfather and mean a lot to me; playing them helps me feel connected to his memory. I retraced steps through the Plaza and toward the Railyard, hoping someone might have seen them or picked them up.
I lost a stack of photographs from my grandmother's trips, and I can't shake the worry. I last had them Friday at 7:15 pm after the Canyon Road Art Walk, near the Santa Fe Plaza. The pages are sepia-toned, some curled at the edges, all tucked in a faded brown leather album. These images hold our family's history and a time I fear will slip away, and I'm desperate to have them back.
I’m Avery Collins. I lost my two drones last Friday around 6:15 PM while I was filming near the Santa Fe Plaza. I had them set up on a folding table by the Loretto Chapel when a gust grabbed one and sent it tumbling into a narrow alley behind Canyon Road. The other drifted toward a planter by the Tesuque pottery shop, and I never saw it again. One drone is white with a blue stripe and a tiny red sticker; the other is matte black with a cracked propeller guard. They’re my main way of capturing our family trips, and I’m crushed thinking they might be gone for good. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to hear anything that helps me get them back to the right hands.
Hi, I'm Marta Calderon. I lost my tank accessories around 11:45 am last Saturday while I was walking from the Loretto Chapel toward the Santa Fe Plaza. They were in my bag earlier, but somewhere along the way they slipped away: a small set of metal fittings and a black protective cover for my truck's fuel tank. They’re not flashy, but they matter to me after a road trip through the High Road to Taos. I've tried retracing the route—maybe beneath a bench near the Palace of the Governors or beside the vendor stalls by the San Miguel Mission—but I came up empty. If you happened to see them, they’d mean a lot to me. Thank you for keeping an eye out.
I was in Santa Fe Plaza Park around 8:40 p.m. when I set my antique wooden train on a bench to tie my scarf. By the time I looked back, the little locomotive and a few track pieces were gone. The set is worn but precious, with chipped red paint and a brass whistle that still shines in the light. It’s more than a toy to me—it reminds me of a road trip to Taos last spring. If you found it anywhere near the Plaza, the Palace of the Governors, or the Santa Fe Depot, I’d be grateful for its return through the site.
I was walking back from the Santa Fe Farmers Market around 6:15 pm today when I spotted a brown leather passport holder on a bench near the Loretto Chapel, by the Santa Fe Plaza. Inside were two passports, one blue and one red, a folded boarding pass, and a small bookmark with a hummingbird sticker. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping to reunite them with their owner; it looked like someone had set them down in a hurry while checking a map. If these belong to you, this listing should help reconnect you with them.
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