All lost and found items in Southern Maryland
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Lost devices in Southern Maryland
I realized around 6:15 p.m. on Thursday that my devices were missing from the bench near the Calvert County Courthouse, along Solomons Island Road in Southern Maryland. The pile included a tablet, a small laptop, and a charger; they were in a black tote with a distinctive red strap. I had stopped to stretch my legs after a long drive from Lexington Park, and I remember leaving the tote on the bench while I checked a map. It’s hard to stay calm when your work depends on those devices, so I’m hoping they’ve been found and kept safe around the Solomons Island Boardwalk.
Found hand tools in Southern Maryland.
I found a sturdy metal toolbox tucked behind a bench in the Prince Frederick Library area around 3:15 PM last Sunday. Inside were wrenches, pliers, a claw hammer, and a taped measure—the kind of set a DIYer keeps in a bin for weekend projects. A faded label on the lid is peeling, so I’m posting here in case the owner recognizes the gear by its contents and the bench's location. It felt relieving to reunite something with a maker's hands, and I hope this helps do the same.
Suits missing near Solomons Island Boardwalk
Hi, I'm Trevor Collins. I realized yesterday around 4:45 PM that my suits were no longer in my car after I parked near the Solomons Island Boardwalk by the lighthouse. They're in a black garment bag containing a navy blazer, charcoal trousers, and a few shirts. I retraced my steps to the bench near the lighthouse and to the nearby shops but couldn't locate them. This is important because I have interviews this week and a special event coming up, and losing the suits makes me feel unsettled. If someone happened to spot a garment bag with the label 'T. Collins' please help me get it back.
Lost keyboards in La Plata, Southern Maryland
I lost my keyboards during setup after a class at the La Plata Community Center around 6:15 PM last Tuesday. I had them in a black rolling case and was unloading from my car near the entrance that faces Miller Avenue when I realized the keys were gone. There are two keyboards: a compact 61-key model and a larger 88-key model, plus a tiny MIDI pad I used for rehearsal notes. They mean a lot to me; they’re essential for teaching and practice, and I’m anxious to recover them. If you found something that matches this description, please keep them safe.
Lost leashes near Solomons Island dock.
I was walking my dogs along the Solomons Island dock area around 7:50 a.m. today when the two leashes slipped from their harnesses and vanished into the grass by the seawall. The red nylon leash has a reflective stripe, and the navy rope leash has a brass clip. They’re essential for our daily walks, and losing them left us stranded in the chilly morning air. If you spotted them anywhere along the boardwalk near Solomons Island, please keep them safe.
Found terrariums near Solomons Island boardwalk
I found a set of glass terrariums on the Solomons Island boardwalk around 4:15 PM yesterday. They were tucked behind a planter near the lighthouse, moss glowing green and tiny succulents peeking through. I brushed off salt spray and kept them safe on a bench while I looked around, hoping the owner would appear. They looked cared for, like a piece of someone’s home, not a random ornament. I’m posting here in case the owner recognizes their terrariums and can reclaim them.
Lost flute near Solomons Island lighthouse
I was practicing along the Solomons Island boardwalk by the lighthouse around 7:40 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my flute was missing from my bag. I had set the case on a bench while I checked my notes, and in a blink it vanished. The instrument is a silver student flute with a small dent on the lip plate, and a blue cleaning rod sits in the case. The boardwalk was busy with sunset silhouettes and boats slipping by; the salt air smelled like fried seafood from a nearby shack. This flute is tied to memories of performances in Southern Maryland, and I’m hoping a kind passerby can return it through the site.
I found pins near Solomons Island marina
While strolling along the Solomons Island marina around 11:20 AM on May 14, 2025, I spotted a small lot of enamel pins under a bench by the fishing pier. There was a compass pin, a Maryland flag pin, plus a couple of travel pins—nothing fancy, but clearly someone’s keepsakes. I picked them up and brought them here, hoping the owner will recognize them. No names were attached to the pins, so I’m posting them on the site in the hope they’ll find their way home.
Carry-ons lost in Southern Maryland
I lost my carry-ons this Saturday around 11:20 a.m. in the Solomons Island area of Southern Maryland. I had just pulled into the parking lot near the Solomons Island Lighthouse after a brief stop at the Calvert Marine Museum, when a car door slammed and the bags slipped from view. They’re a black rolling suitcase and a red duffel, both a bit scuffed but intact, with a TSA tag on the rolling one. Those bags hold my travel outfits and important documents for a family visit, and I’m hoping they turn up before I miss my plans.
Lost Action Figures near Calvert Marine Museum
I lost my action figures after helping load groceries on Saturday evening. It was around 7:45 p.m. and the parking lot by the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons was coming alive with neighbors. I had them in a blue tote beside the car, and I stepped briefly to chat with a friend, and when I looked back, the tote was gone. Those figures were handed down from my grandfather and mean a lot to me, so if you happened to find a small collection with a bright red cape and a cracked battle-damaged helmet, please keep them safe. I would be grateful to be reunited with them.
Lost stamps at Solomons Island boardwalk
At 6:45 p.m. last Friday, I was walking along the Solomons Island boardwalk after sunset, sorting a small envelope in my tote. I realized my grandfather's stamps—an old blue envelope—had disappeared from the bag. They mean the world to me; they connect me to stories from the 1960s. I must have dropped them near the benches by the lighthouse viewpoint, or perhaps outside the bait shop by the water's edge. If someone found them, please know they’re treasured and belong with me.
Lost: Handheld and console at Solomons Island
Friday around 6:20 p.m., I was at the Solomons Island boardwalk with friends and set my handheld device and a small home console on a bench near the lighthouse while we grabbed a bite. When we circled back at 6:50 p.m. to take a sunset photo, they were gone. The handheld is a blue Nintendo 3DS with a dented corner, and the console is a slim gray Switch Lite I’ve had since college. These devices aren’t just gadgets; they’re where I unwind after busy days by the bay and weekend trips to St. Mary’s County. If you found them or moved them for safekeeping, please let me know through the site.
Found belts near Solomons Island boardwalk
Hi, I'm Lauren Brooks. I found a couple of belts yesterday afternoon along the Solomons Island boardwalk in Southern Maryland, around 3:15 PM, near the lighthouse. There are two black leather belts with brass buckles and a brown fabric belt; they look worn but useful. I left them on a bench where people sit to watch the boats, hoping to help the owner recognize them. If these belong to you, please reach out through the site and we can arrange a pickup near Solomons Island Lighthouse.
Lost Sculptures near Solomons Island Lighthouse
I left three small sculptures on a bench by the Solomons Island Lighthouse boardwalk around 3:15 PM on Saturday, October 5, and by the time I turned back they were gone. The pieces are about six inches tall, ceramic with pale blue glazes, each on a dark wooden base—one a fisherman, one a lighthouse keeper, one a seagull. They were a gift from my grandmother, a reminder of sunny afternoons by the Patuxent River, and I’m sick with worry at the thought of them being picked up by someone who doesn’t understand their meaning.
Found: Organizers in Waldorf parking lot
I was walking near the Waldorf Target when I saw a neat bundle of plastic organizers lying on the parking lot pavement around 3:40 p.m. on Sunday. It looked like someone had dropped a bundle of desk and kitchen organizers—clear plastic boxes with colored lids and a few labels still attached. I picked them up and kept them in my car, hoping the owner would see this listing. There wasn’t any name tag, so I’m posting here. They look almost new and would be useful to someone organizing a home or office.