All lost and found items in Oregon Coast
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Lost radios along Lincoln City boardwalk, Oregon Coast
On Sunday around 5:30 PM I realized my radios were gone from my tote as I walked the Lincoln City boardwalk near the souvenir shop. The radios are a pair of vintage portable units I used for weekend hikes along Oregon's coast; they are sturdy, with gray plastic cases and a few stickers from past trips. I had been testing them for a local project and listened to old broadcasts as the sun dipped over the water. They meant a lot to me because they remind me of my dad, who taught me to tinker with old gear. If someone picked them up, I’d be grateful for their return to the boardwalk or nearby shops.
Lost sheet music near Yaquina Bay Lighthouse
I was finishing up a quick practice on Sunday at 2:15 p.m. near the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse in Newport when I realized my sheet music was gone. It’s a small three-page set for my recital, with a coffee ring along the bottom and a pink highlighter on page two. The ocean wind whipped the pages and I must have left it on the bench overlooking the water. I’m anxious about tomorrow’s performance and just hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe. If found, please note it on the site so I can reclaim it.
Found holiday decorations washed ashore on Oregon Coast
I found a bundle of holiday decorations washed up on the wind-swept beach near Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach, around 7:45 p.m. on Friday, December 2. The stash includes a red plaid scarf, a garland of lights, a Santa figure, and a wreath tangled with seaweed. The sea breeze and the scent of salt made me pause, and I picked them up, hoping to reunite them with their owner. If these are yours, I’m sharing them here in case you’re nearby and recognize them.
Lost coins on the Oregon Coast
I lost my coins around 5:15 p.m. on Saturday while strolling the Newport Bayfront near Mo's Restaurant along the Oregon Coast. I was enjoying a sea breeze by the Yaquina Bay Bridge and slipped a hand into my pocket for a little change when I realized the pouch was lighter. The coins are in a small worn leather pouch that holds a handful of quarters and a lone silver dollar from my grandfather's collection; they’re not valuable, just precious to me because he started me collecting. I’ve kept them for our family trips, and they feel like a link to him. If someone spots them along the promenade, please keep an eye out.
Lost organizers near Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, Oregon Coast
Last night around 6:15 p.m., I was on a bench along the Newport waterfront near the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, taking a break after work on the Oregon Coast. I placed my two desk organizers on the bench while I sorted through a bag, then turned back and they were gone. They’re simple, but I rely on them to keep pens, cords, and a USB drive in order during long shifts at the harbor. I’m worried they’ll be misplaced forever, and I miss having that little system back in place near Nye Beach.
Lost pocket watch along the Oregon Coast.
I was strolling the Oregon Coast, near Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach, around 9:15 PM when I realized my pocket watch was missing from the pocket of my walking coat. It's a brass watch with a small engraving on the back—A.H. I wear it for luck and memories of my grandfather who loved this coast. I searched the sand and tide pools for an hour, but the waves kept washing away my tracks. If someone found it, please let the site know so I can be reunited with it. It would mean the world to me.
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Heart necklace lost near Newport Beach
Missing the heart necklace. Lost somewhere near Newport Beach. I did run along the coast tht morning. Could have lost at hotel or the run
Found handheld and console on Oregon Coast
I found a handheld device and a game console this morning around 10:20 AM along the Cannon Beach boardwalk near Haystack Rock on the Oregon Coast. They were sitting on a bench near the tide line, with a charger tangled around the console. I shouldered the items and walked the same path hoping to catch the owner, but no one came by. If you’ve been missing these, please check the site to claim them—I’d feel good helping someone get their gear back.
Found CDs along the Oregon Coast Promenade
On Saturday at 9:20 AM, I found a neat bundle of CDs tucked behind a bench on the Seaside Promenade, near the Seaside Carousel on the Oregon Coast. They looked like a little collection someone kept for road trips, with a few classic 90s rock hits and some indie discs. I pictured the owner perhaps pacing the sidewalk, hoping to hear their music again as the fog rolled in from the Pacific. I tucked them under my arm and kept watch for anyone returning, and I’ll post them here so they can be reunited through the site.
Lost work cases near Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, Newport
I lost my work cases this morning around 11:30 AM along the Oregon Coast, near the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse in Newport. They’re two rugged black leather cases, scuffed from daily use, with work documents inside and a foam-lined interior. I walked the marina boardwalk and past the lighthouse, checking the tide pools and benches, but the wind and gulls kept swallowing clues. These cases carry my portable tools for site visits and blueprints for upcoming projects, so I’m anxious about losing them. If anyone picked them up, I hope they’re somewhere safe until I can get them back.
Lost hand tools on the Oregon Coast
I was hiking along Cannon Beach around 7:15 PM last Saturday when my small hand-tool pouch slipped from my belt. Inside were a hammer, a tape measure, and a couple of screwdrivers—nothing fancy, but everything I rely on for small repairs around the house. The wind whipped off the Pacific near Haystack Rock, and the light was fading as the tide rolled in. I’m hoping someone picked up the pouch near the tide pools by the seawall and handed it in at the visitor center; those tools carry memories of weekend projects for neighbors and friends.
Found train near Newport Bayfront
On Saturday at 9:05 pm, I was strolling along the Newport Bayfront when I spotted a small wooden model train tucked behind a bench near the promenade. It looks well-loved, with a couple of chipped spots in the paint and a faded sticker on the tender. I imagine a kid or hobbyist brought it here and forgot it, and the thought gave me a little ache. I’ve kept it safe for now and posted this listing in the hope it finds its way home.
Lost pins along the Oregon Coast.
On a foggy morning around 9:10 AM, I was wandering Nye Beach in Newport when I must have dropped a small pouch containing several enamel pins from a college trip and a favorite hiking badge. The pouch was light gray with a tiny whale pin still attached; one pin shows a lighthouse, another a goofy compass. They’re not worth a fortune, but they’re priceless to me because each pin marks a memory of different coast adventures. I searched along the boardwalk near the Yaquina Bay Bridge but didn’t see them. If you know where they ended up, I’d be grateful for help reuniting them with their owner.
Lost sports equipment along the Oregon coast.
I lost my sports equipment bag on the Oregon Coast yesterday evening. At about 6:15 p.m., I was walking from the Yaquina Bay lighthouse overlook in Newport when I realized the bag wasn’t in the spot where I left it on the bench. It holds gear for several sports—a gray backpack, a soccer ball, a couple of rackets, and a water bottle. I’m worried someone may have picked it up or moved it, and I feel anxious about replacing what I use for practice. If it turns up, I hope it’s found and kept safe near the lighthouse until I can pick it up.
Lost scarves along the Oregon Coast.
I was walking along Cannon Beach at 6:20 PM on Saturday when my scarves slipped from my bag and vanished near Haystack Rock. They are two soft wool scarves, one gray with a purple fringe and the other navy with a teal stripe. They were gifts from my grandmother, so they carry a lot of warmth and memory for me. I scanned the promenade and around Mo's Restaurant, calling out into the evening as the tide turned and the lights came on.