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I was stringing up lights and a garland in my apartment near the Gateway Arch downtown when a gust from the window knocked the garland off the mantle and sent ornaments rolling across the living room. The Holiday decorations are more than decor to me; one heirloom glass ball from my grandmother and a small wooden star painted by my sister are in that box. The room feels bare without them, and the memories feel farther away with each passing minute. I retraced every step: from the couch to the coffee table to the kitchen threshold. If someone happened to have found them tucked behind the sofa or by the front door, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
I lost my black Samsonite 22-inch suitcase yesterday around 3pm near Union Station's main entrance on 18th Street in downtown St Louis. It's a brushed polycarbonate shell with a couple of small scuffs on the corner from travel, and a bright red luggage tag bearing my initials 'PP' on the handle. There’s also a tiny blue zipper pull from a jacket I keep tucked in the outer pocket. Inside is a folded travel journal and a few family photos, plus my grandmother's scarf—the bag feels like a piece of home when I'm far from family. I really need it back; it holds essential clothes for an upcoming trip and the sentimental stuff can't be replaced. If you found it, please reach out.
I found a small metal tin this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Gateway Arch grounds along Market Street in St Louis. It's about 6 inches long, 3 inches wide, 2 inches tall, a little dented but solid, with a bright red wax seal on the lid and a handwritten label that reads 'RHC Collection.' Inside there’s a neat stack of vintage stamps on faded album sheets, plus a few old coin folders peeking out. The stamps look mid-20th century, with a mix of commemoratives and a couple blocks still attached; a tiny hinge remnant sticks to one page. I’m posting this here because I figure a collector would appreciate it and I’d feel better knowing it could go back to its owner.
I lost my blue Trek 2.0 mountain bike yesterday around 3pm near the Gateway Arch National Park along Market Street in St Louis. It's a blue frame with a white Trek decal on the downtube, a black Selle Italia saddle, and a bright red water bottle in the cage, plus a small fox sticker on the top tube. There's a dent on the front fork and an old silver bell on the handlebars that I always ring to say hi to pedestrians. This bike is sentimental to me - my dad got it for me a few years ago - and I really need it back; if you found it, please contact me.
I’m really hoping someone picked up my sunburst violin and kept it safe. I lost it yesterday around 6pm outside a coffee shop near Busch Stadium on Market Street in St. Louis. It’s in a black hard case with a red velvet lining, sunburst finish, and there’s a small dent on the lower bout. The tailpiece is engraved with the initials 'A.L.' and the case latch is cracked; inside, you’ll find a torn sheet of music and a worn rosin bag. This instrument has serious sentimental value—I've played it since college and it was a gift from my grandmother, so I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Found a small USB drive this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Busch Stadium entrance along 8th Street in downtown St. Louis. It's a silver USB drive with a blue label on the front and a tiny dent on the corner; the label has the initials 'AS' in white. I haven’t opened it and don’t know what's inside, but it looks like it might hold personal photos. If you recognize it, message me with the initials on the label and the approximate capacity (64GB or 128GB) and I’ll return it right away.
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