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I was packing up after a small outdoor gathering on the steps of the New Hampshire State House in Concord when I realized two chairs I had rented were missing. It happened around 5:30 p.m. on Monday, and I kept glancing toward the street hoping to see them. The chairs are plain metal folding stools—lightweight but sturdy—with a small scratch on one leg. I miss them and hope the owner sees this post and claims them so they can be used again for the next community event.
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Gold engagement ring, moonstone in the center, crescent moons on either side. Band of diamonds under the stone on both sides with one missing. It's possible I dropped it on the Ripley Falls trail, 7/18/26 - I was there between 12pm and 1ish. I was also staying at Crawford Notch Campground from 7/17/26 - 7/20/26. (Both in Hart's Location, NH)
I lost a stack of photographs last Sunday around 4:00 PM while visiting Concord, NH. I was sorting through old photos at my aunt’s place and left them on the kitchen table; when I came back, the photos and an old album were gone. The images show my grandparents at a summer picnic by the Contoocook River and a wedding day I never got to see in person. These prints mean the world to me; they’re the last link to relatives I loved. I’m hoping someone nearby found them and set them aside near the New Hampshire State House, Concord, where we used to walk after lunch. I’d be grateful to get them back.
Gold bracelet, around sheraton hotel market street. Really appreciate any and all efforts to reunite us!
While walking along the sidewalk outside the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester around 11:15 AM on Saturday, I found two scarves lying on the railing of a bench. One is a dark blue knit with a white stripe, the other a plain gray scarf; both look warm and well cared for. I picked them up thinking someone would be missing them, and I left them beside a bench near the museum entrance so the owner could spot this listing. If these belong to you, please take a look and see if the description fits.
I was helping at the Beacon Community Center in Concord around 11:30 a.m. last Wednesday when I stepped away for a moment and left a black rolling tote on the table. Inside were color-coded folders, a white binder labeled 'Volunteer Sign-Ups,' and a stack of sticky notes with dozens of names. Those organizers are essential for coordinating this weekend’s outreach, and losing them has the team scrambling. If you saw anything near the State House steps in Concord or the city hall plaza, please keep an eye out for them.
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