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found: This morning around 11:40 AM, I found a small leather photo album and a stack of loose photographs tucked under a bench near the Central Library on West 5th Street in Winston-Salem. The images range from the 1950s to more recent snapshots: wedding portraits, family picnics, and a few candid smiles. Some backs are handwritten with names, which makes them feel deeply personal. I didn't want to keep them, so I've kept them safe and brought them to the library staff for safekeeping and posting here. If you recognize any face or place, this listing is a way to reconnect you with your memories.
I was locking up my bike and heading home around 6:40 p.m. on Monday when I spotted a sturdy box of holiday decorations tucked beside the entrance to Winston-Salem's Benton Convention Center on North Trade Street. The tissue paper squeaked when a breeze blew, and the pine scent from the wrapping made me smile. I checked around and realized these weren't mine—they looked like a family’s festive setup, complete with garlands and a string of warm lights. I didn't see anyone nearby, so I left them on the cafe steps with a note describing where I found them, hoping the owner would recognize them when they return to downtown. It felt like a little Christmas miracle in the middle of my walk.
Yesterday at 3:15 p.m., I left two glass terrariums on a bench near the Reynolda Gardens gate while I paused to photograph a row of succulents. When I circled back along the winding path behind Reynolda House, they were gone. One terrarium holds a tiny fern and moss; the other contains a wee dragon figurine perched among pebbles. These were gifts from a friend, and losing them hurts, especially since they reminded me of our weekend wanderings in Winston-Salem and the little plants we cared for together.
Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m., after a quick rehearsal at the Stevens Center in downtown Winston-Salem, I realized my saxophones were missing from my locker. They’re two horns—the alto with a dent near the bell and a silver tenor with a scratched neck—both tucked inside black gig bags. I rely on them for an upcoming recital, and the thought of being unable to practice chills me. I retraced every hallway, checked the loading dock, and asked staff, but there’s no sign of them yet. If you saw two horn cases by the Stevens Center entrance, I’d be grateful if you could let me know through the site so I can bring them home.
I realized my rabbits were gone after a walk near Reynolda Gardens in Winston-Salem yesterday around 6:20 p.m. There are two: a white rabbit with black ears and a smaller brown one with a soft gray patch. I last saw them near the pond behind Reynolda House and must have drifted off the path while I paused to tie my shoes. My heart sank as the sun set and the streetlamps flickered along Reynolda Road. If you’ve seen them, they’re friendly and respond to soft voices and a gentle whistle.
Hey, I’m Caleb Moore. I realized my hoops were missing around 6:40 p.m. yesterday while I was strolling near Bailey Park in downtown Winston-Salem, heading toward the Stevens Center. They’re a pair of simple silver hoops with a tiny scratch on the back clasp, the kind I wear every day. I’m attached to them—they were a gift—and I’m heartbroken imagining them left behind on a bench or dropped in a flower bed. If you happened to see a pair lying on the sidewalk near the Wake Forest Innovation Quarter or the Stevens Center, I’d appreciate it if you could share through the site.
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