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I lost my pocket watch on Friday at 6:40 p.m. after a walk through the Tyler Rose Garden. I was heading toward the downtown square when it slipped from my vest pocket and vanished somewhere along the path near the benches by the rose arches. It's a small, silver pocket watch with a blue enamel cover and a tiny dent near the crown—my grandfather's, worn every day since I was a kid. Losing it feels like losing a piece of my mornings and my family's memory. If you found it around Tyler's Rose Garden, please keep it safe until I can get back to look for it.
I found a pair of radios this afternoon around 4:30 PM near the Tyler Municipal Rose Garden gate on Rose Park Drive. They were tucked behind a bench, still warm from the sun, with a forgotten wrapper and the scent of fresh mulch nearby. One radio has a green casing with a chipped corner; the other is black with a bent antenna. I figured someone out there is missing these and would want them back, so I left them where people pass by the gate and take photos among the roses. It felt hopeful to help someone reunite with a small piece of their day.
I was loading up the car after a quick stop at the Tyler Rose Garden around 9:45 p.m. yesterday when my two carry-ons rolled away from the curb and vanished into the glow of storefront windows. They’re black with a red strap and a dent on one corner from a rough flight here. I'm anxious because they contain clothes I need for work interview prep and some important documents. I’m hoping someone may have seen them near the garden and held onto them, but I’m getting worried as time passes.
I’m Grace Thompson, and I’m posting after realizing our holiday decorations vanished from the front porch last Friday night. I was tidying up after decorating Tyler’s Rose Garden area around 9 p.m., near the downtown square, when I noticed the boxes were gone. The set included two strings of warm white lights and a garland with red berries; they held sentimental value for our family’s Christmas cheer. If you’ve seen them, please drop them back through the website’s Lost and Found; I’m hoping they’re somewhere nearby and not far from Tyler.
I was walking along the Tyler Rose Garden path on Saturday at 2:10 PM when I found a neat stack of vintage postcards left on a bench. They show old street scenes of Tyler, with a few notes scrawled on the backs. It felt like stumbling onto a memory box, and I imagined how meaningful these would be to someone who sent or collected them. I’m sharing them here in case the owner sees this and can reunite with their keepsakes through the site.
I lost my binder of trading cards at Tyler's Rose Garden around 5:35 p.m. last Saturday. It holds about twenty cards, mostly vintage football with a few rare baseball rookies tucked in. I think I left it on a bench near the Rose Garden entrance off S Broadway Ave after I snapped a quick photo for social, then turned away to grab a snack. These cards are a small hobby and they hold value to me because they remind me of weekends with my dad, and I am hoping someone did the right thing.
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