MARC Train Lost and Found
Updated July 5, 2010

MARC and Amtrak are NOT responsible for lost articles; however, we will make every effort
to help you retrieve your lost articles.

Where your lost article ends up depends on:

1. What rail line you are traveling?

It is important to check all MARC Lost & Found locations for your missing item as trains turn
throughout the day and an article may not be turned in until the end of the day, at the endpoint location.

2. What direction you are traveling?

For passengers who travel any line southbound, most lost articles end up at the Amtrak Lost & Found
office in Union Station.

3. What type of item is lost?

All lost MARC articles – EXCEPT tickets – will be turned into the Amtrak Lost & Found office or the endpoint 
station location at the end of each day.  All Camden Line articles will be turned into the Amtrak Lost and 
Found office in Union Station. Any MARC tickets  that are found will be turned in at Gate B in Union Station.
Please check with the MARC representative at the desk. You should also check with the conductor on the train.

4. What is done with the lost item?

Articles are tagged with a Lost & Found tag, given a description of the item, when it was
turned in and any other information that may be available. Articles not claimed after
60 days will be donated to charity.

5. Where the item is found and turned in?

Lost & Found Offices:

Baltimore Penn Station	Mon. - Fri. 7:30am-6pm	410-291-4267
Frederick Station	Mon. - Fri. 5am-11am, 1pm-8pm	301-682-9716
Washington, Union Station	Sun. - Sat. 9am-5pm	202-906-3109

REMEMBER You must put your name and daytime phone number on your ticket in order to aid any chance of having it returned!

Thank you for riding MARC Train Service.