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On Friday at 7:45 p.m., I realized my dolls were lost from the tote I carry to events. I had paused by the Citygarden and the Gateway Arch when a light rain began, and they vanished from the zipper pocket. They’re two old companions: a porcelain girl in a blue dress and a tiny rag doll with yarn hair. They’ve travelled with me since childhood, tucked on a shelf above my dresser. Losing them feels like losing a memory, and I keep imagining someone tucked them into a coat pocket or left them somewhere it would be easy to miss. If you saw anything matching them around the Arch Grounds or nearby this past Friday, I’d be grateful for any news.
Hi, I’m Ava Patel. I was walking along the riverfront near the Gateway Arch around 3:45 PM last Saturday when I realized my tin of enamel pins wasn’t in my bag. There are about eight pins, with a red heart, a bicycle, and a tiny star; they were in a brown leather case. I’m anxious because one of the pins belonged to my grandmother and means a lot to me. If you saw something on a bench by the Arch or by the museum entrance, please check around there.
On Tuesday around 7:15 p.m., I was grabbing takeout by the fountain at Kiener Plaza, downtown St. Louis, and realized my travel utensils were gone. They’re a small silver set in a black pouch, a simple reminder of home during long shifts. I've used them for years, and losing them felt like I'd misplaced a little bit of myself. I've been walking the paths around the Arch and by Kiener Plaza, hoping someone who finds them will drop them at the site so I can get them back.
After work, around 4:10 p.m., I realized my phone charger adapters were missing from my messenger bag. I had just left Union Station and was walking toward the Gateway Arch when I noticed they were gone. The gray neoprene sleeves with blue tips probably slipped out between the bus stop and a fountain area along Market Street. I rely on those adapters for work trips, and it hurts to think someone else might be using them.
I was walking through downtown St. Louis around 3:12 p.m. last Friday when my work cases disappeared from a sidewalk by Union Station. They’re two black leather cases, one larger with a blue strap, the other a mid-size model. Inside are documents I’ve been meaning to review and a charger I use every day. They felt important, and I’m uneasy without them, since I rely on those tools for my job. If you found something matching this description, I’d be grateful for its return through the site.
I found these synthesizers behind Union Station near Jefferson Plaza after a street festival around 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. They’re in a black rolling flight case with a dented corner and a tangle of cables sticking out. There’s a sticky note on the case, but it’s blank other than a smudge; they look valuable and belong to someone who will miss them. I turned them in at Union Station Lost and Found and hope the owner will claim them soon.
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