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Lost black fanny pack/small purse. Brand: REI (REI Co-op). Contains purple wallet, keys, etc. Leaving the area in a couple weeks, urgent. I definitely had it in the Building Museum. Walked to American History Museum (past law enforcement memorial and post office pavilion), then from American History to Union Station. Realized I lost it while on the train.
i lost a brown wallet , it has my green card in it and i have my citizenship coming up as i need it :(
I lost my blue ProAir inhaler with a cracked light-gray cap yesterday around 3pm outside the National Museum of American History on Constitution Ave NW, near the 14th Street entrance. It's a white inhaler with blue lettering and a dented body from a minor drop, and there's a small sticker with my initials 'KP' on the side. This inhaler is essential for my daily asthma management, and I’m really worried about not having it when I need it. If anyone found it, please drop it at the museum's security desk or message me here—I'd be incredibly grateful.
I lost a car key ( ford ) with other 4 keys with a black circle alarm . around 12 stories rooftop area on Friday night (04/03) . Around 2 am .
I lost my red Le Creuset 3-quart Dutch oven yesterday around 3pm. It's the classic cherry red color with a slightly scuffed outside and a small chip on the rim from a drop earlier this year. The lid has a black knob and the interior enamel is a warm ivory, not pristine but still usable. I usually cook family dinners in it, and it has sentimental value because it was a gift from my grandmother. It was last seen near Union Station's main concourse, around the Amtrak entrance at 2 Massachusetts Ave NE, by the food court seating area. If anyone picked it up, I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I found a DeWalt 20V MAX XR cordless drill kit this afternoon around 3:15 PM in the Union Station Parking Garage on Massachusetts Ave NE, near the Amtrak entrance. It's tucked inside a yellow-and-black hard case with a slightly dented battery pack and a small blue sticker on the lid with the initials 'JK'. Inside there are two batteries and a compact bit set. I grabbed it thinking someone might be missing it, so I'm keeping it safe and hoping to reunite it with its owner soon; the case shows signs of light wear but the tools work fine. If you recognize it, holler back here or email [email protected] and we'll arrange a handoff.
I found a set of keys this morning around 7:50am on the ground outside Union Station's main entrance, along Massachusetts Ave NE in Washington DC. The bundle is on a bright blue nylon lanyard with a small metal carabiner and a tiny flashlight keychain. There are a few keys: one is a dented Yale house key, another is a Toyota car key with a red plastic cover, plus a little black USB drive and a red rubber tag that says 'HOME.' The lanyard looks a bit worn but everything else is in decent shape. If this sounds like yours, I’d love to get them back—meet at Union Station or reply here with a matching detail.
Found a set of keys this morning around 7:15am outside the Dupont Circle metro entrance on 19th St NW, Washington DC. They’re on a bright blue nylon lanyard with two brass house keys, a Honda car key with a chipped plastic head, and a small black rubber tag that has an enamel penguin charm. There’s also a tiny copper bottle opener keychain and a faint cat-printed sticker on one key. I’m posting because I know these probably belong to someone who needs them back, and I’d hate for them to be lost again.
I found a blue hardcover mystery novel this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Union Station main entrance on Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington DC. The cover is bright blue with a gold embossed title—'The Silent Lodge'—and the spine has a few light scratches. Inside, there's a dog-eared page at 142, a purple ribbon bookmark sticking out, and a Capitol Hill Public Library stamp on the inside cover with a small pencil note that says 'For Maria.' I'm glad to help get it back to its owner; if this sounds like yours, message me and we can arrange pickup near Union Station.
I found a sunburst Fender Stratocaster electric guitar this morning around 9:15 am outside the Dupont Circle Metro entrance on 19th Street NW. It’s tucked in a black padded gig bag, and there’s a bright red panda sticker on the front plus a small dent on the lower bout. The headstock has a DC sticker and a faded serial stamp on the back. The guitar seems well cared for and the neck feels smooth; the strings look recently changed. If this belongs to someone, I’d really like to get it back to its owner, especially since it looks like it’s been treasured. Drop a note here and we can figure out a meetup for pickup.
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