Lost & found documents & media in Stockton
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Lost postcards downtown Stockton near Fox Theatre
Hi, I'm Alex Rivera. I realized my postcards disappeared after a quick break near the Fox Theatre plaza on Weber Avenue around 4:15 PM last Friday. They’re six postcard cards from a trip to Paris and Rome, tucked inside a light-blue envelope with a small red heart sticker. The cards mean a lot to me, since they carry notes from my grandmother and a few goofy snapshots I tucked into the envelope for safekeeping. If anyone happened to pick them up, please claim them on the site so I can get them back and preserve the memories.
Penguin Classics blue edition found near Stockton Library
Found this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Stockton Downtown Library on Center Street. It's a Penguin Classics edition, blue hardcover with a few scuffs along the spine. There's a coffee stain along the back edge and margins filled with tiny purple doodles; a pressed-flowers bookmark is tucked between pages 112 and 113. The book is in good condition overall, a bit worn at the corners. I figured someone might be missing it and I’d be happy to return it to its owner. If this sounds like yours, you can reply in the app to set up a safe handoff in Stockton.
Lost blue hardcover travel guide near Stockton library
I was browsing the stacks outside the Stockton Public Library on Main Street yesterday around 3pm and must have left my blue hardcover travel guide. It's a Lonely Planet Japan guide, about 6x9 inches, with a slightly bent spine and a yellow sticky-note bookmark that says 'Tokyo itinerary'. The cover has a few scuffs and a coffee-ring on the back, but the pages are clean. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother that inspired our last family trip, and I’d really appreciate its return.
Red hardcover edition of The Night Circus
I was halfway through The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern, a red cloth-bound hardcover edition with gold lettering. Yesterday around 3pm I realized it wasn't in my tote after I left the Barnes & Noble cafe inside Weberstown Mall in Stockton, near the Pacific Avenue entrance. The book has a maroon satin ribbon bookmark, a small coffee stain on the back cover, and a pencil note on page 197 that reads 'Book Club Oct 12' in light handwriting. This copy is sentimental to me because it was a gift from a close friend, and I was using it for a class project. I really need it back—if someone found it, please let me know.
Red Rand McNally atlas with bookmark
I lost my red Rand McNally road atlas yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Pacific Avenue in Stockton's Miracle Mile. It's a thick hardcover atlas, about 12 by 9 inches, with a bright red cover and a slightly worn spine. It has a blue ribbon bookmark showing between pages 104 and 105, and there's a coffee stain along the back cover with a couple of bent corners from daily use. It was a gift from my uncle and it's become essential for weekend trips, so it feels like a piece of home. If found, you can reach me at [email protected].
Navy Gatsby hardcover with margin note
I lost my navy hardcover copy of The Great Gatsby yesterday around 3pm outside the Starbucks on Pacific Avenue near the Miracle Mile in Stockton. It's the Scribner edition with a navy spine and gold lettering, and the corners are creased from travel. Inside, there's a blue ink margin note that reads 'For Lily' on page 128, and there's a small coffee stain on the back cover. The book isn't just a read—it's sentimental; it was a gift from my grandmother and helped me through a tough year. If you found it, send me a message here so we can arrange a safe return; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Blue paperback mystery with cat doodle inside
I lost my blue paperback mystery The Silent Lane yesterday around 3pm. It's a standard 320-page paperback with a slightly bent spine and a small coffee stain on the back. Inside the front cover there's a tiny hand-drawn cat doodle and a yellow Post-it note with my mom's initials L.P. tucked between pages. The book has sentimental value—it's from my late grandmother and I really need to get it back. I probably left it near the Bob Hope Theatre on East 2nd Street in Downtown Stockton, maybe outside the café or near the box office.
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