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This afternoon around 1:45 PM I was walking through Old Town Winchester, along Loudoun Street toward the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley. My two brooches slipped from my scarf pin and vanished somewhere between the Courthouse Square and the shops. One is a gold-tone leaf with a tiny pearl; the other a blue enamel butterfly with silver antennae. They came from my grandmother and mean a lot to me—like a piece of family history I hold onto. If anyone recalls seeing two brooches on the brick sidewalks near the Old Court House or the pedestrian area, please keep them safe.
Hi, I'm Mia Carter. I lost my grandmother's gold stud earrings with tiny sapphire stones around 7:15 p.m. Sunday, after I left Smiths Cafe on Loudoun Street in Old Town Winchester. I walked past the Palace Theatre and down Cork Street toward Old Court House Square, but I must have dropped the pouch somewhere along the brick sidewalks. They mean so much to me; losing them feels like I've lost a little piece of her. If anyone found a small black pouch containing two tiny gold studs, I hope you are near and that they are safe somewhere nearby.
On a chilly morning at 11:20 AM, I found a small stack of postcards tucked under a bench outside Old Town Winchester, near the Old Courthouse. The cards are dated and depict Shenandoah Valley scenes; the handwriting on the back hints at a few memories, maybe a traveler’s notes. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner will recognize the places and the handwriting. If these belong to you, I hope you’ll see this listing and claim them; they look like they’ve traveled with someone’s stories.
I lost my CDs at 9:15 a.m. this Tuesday. I stepped out of a cafe on Loudoun Street, headed toward Handley Library with coffee in hand and headphones still on, when I noticed the CD case was empty. They aren’t just songs; they’re memories from concerts we’ve gone to together, a small musical map of my sister and me. I retraced my steps from the cafe to the Handley Library steps, then along the planter boxes outside the entrance, hoping for a gleam of silver or a flutter of a sleeve. The loss hurts; those disks carried a lot of us in them.
I was filming a quick urban shot at 6:15 PM on Friday, April 10, and left my two drones on the bench outside the Bright Box Theater on North Loudoun Street. One is a gray quad with a red prop guard, the other white with a blue fox sticker on the top plate. A gust of wind and a few passersby must have toppled them, because when I looked back they were gone. Those drones are essential for my school projects and fun, and losing them has me stressed and worried. If someone found them, please know they mean a lot to me and I just want them back.
I was wrapping up a quick outdoor shoot near Handley Library on North Loudoun Street around 7:45 PM last Friday when two portable radios disappeared from my bag. They’re small, black with gray trim and a red zipper pull, housed in a weatherproof case. I rely on them for coordinating sound cues and lighting during shoots, and I’ve got a demanding job tomorrow. The sidewalks were busy with shoppers, and a street musician was playing near the courthouse plaza. I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe. If someone found them, please let the site know I’ve misplaced them—my gear depends on these two radios.
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