Tourists lost property includes Viagra
A PACKET of Viagra was amongst a varied array of items lost at National Trust properties across East Anglia last year.
The bizarre list includes false teeth found at Lavenham Guildhall, a who’s who book of international murderers at Ickworth House, a pair of swimming trucks at Dunwich Heath and even a diamond ring recovered in the ladies toilet at Lavenham Guildhall.
Amongst the more unusual discoveries - including the Viagra at Blickling Hall, Norfolk - the trust also recorded common items you would expect to find in a lost property box.
These included 81 pairs of glasses; 68 gloves; 65 hats; 36 umbrellas; 17 cameras and seven shoes - and these were not all pairs. Others included a toy plastic horse and paddock at Melford Hall, a seat from a mobility scooter at Flatford Bridge Cottage and a once well-loved toy hamster at Sutton Hoo.
A National Trust spokesman said: “This is not to mention numerous mobile phones, dozens of buttons and an endless supply of walking sticks!!!”
He added: “In the past, a beautiful diamond engagement ring was left behind in the ladies toilet at Lavenham Guildhall, which was eventually claimed by a lady from Australia, who had spent four days retracing her steps around Suffolk.
“Like at the Guildhall, many of the items are later re-united with their owners. So, next time you visit a National Trust property, make sure you have everything with you before you leave.”
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1. 81 pairs of glasses
2. 68 gloves
3. 65 hats
4. 51 items of clothing (cardigans, waterproofs, jumpers and coats)
5. 43 items of jewellery (brooches, bracelets, rings and watches)
6. 36 umbrellas
7. 28 bunches of keys
8. 17 cameras
9. 13 scarves
10. 7 shoes (not all pairs!)
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