Anchorage Town Square Brick Search

This is a volunteer project of Code for Anchorage - an extra tool to help you find your brick, alongside the Municipality’s official pickup process. Parks & Recreation employees and volunteers photographed every brick on every pallet at the pickup site, and volunteers used text-reading (OCR) scripts to match the photos to the official brick lists. It is not an official Municipality record: some bricks were not readable in their photos and some photos matched no list row, so a brick that does not appear as found here may still be at the pickup site. If that happens, the best way to look for it is to browse Parks & Recreation’s Flickr photo albums - one album per pallet - and see if the brick is there (the section-to-pallet list below says which albums to check). Unfortunately, some bricks did not survive the move.

Brick Search Tool - Quick Guide

• If your result shows no photo:
  • The brick is still in the official records, but its photo was not matched.
  • It may still be on a pallet. Bricks can be too worn to read or hard to match.
  • Check your section’s Flickr pallet albums. If it’s not in the albums, it is not at the pickup site.
  • Which albums hold each section’s bricks: A → A · B → B · C → C · D → D · E → E · F → F1, F2, F3, H2 · G → G · H → H1, H3, H4, H5, H6 · I → I · J → J · K → K (a few strays landed on other pallets, so the search result’s gold badge is always the surest answer).
• “Unofficial” result:
  • The brick was found at the pickup site but is missing from the official lists.
  • It can still be claimed.
• needs verification:
  • Two official lists disagree about this brick.
• no brick made the official list:
  • The purchase is recorded, but no brick was ever engraved.

• To search: type the name, words you remember, or the original brick number. Exact spelling is not required.
• If you have the original number, enter it. Some bricks have two numbers due to the 2009 move. The original number is highlighted on each result.
• Badges in the results:
  • Dark Park section badge = where the brick was in Town Square.
  • Gold Pickup pallet badge = which pallet it is on now.
  • at pickup site chip = the brick was photographed and is on that pallet.
• To see a brick photo: click show me a picture of the brick 📷. If the photo does not load, the text record is still correct.
• If not found: try fewer words or just the last name. If still missing, check your section’s Flickr albums before visiting.

Picking it up

1. Where and when: 2839 Mountain View Dr - generally Mondays & Thursdays 10 AM–2 PM and Saturdays 10 AM–12 PM, through October 10, 2026 (exact dates on the official pickup page). In person only; shipping is not available. It is a hands-on, come-find-your-brick experience - the pallet badge on your search result is where to start looking. Parking is limited; carpooling is encouraged.
2. One form to fill out: every claimant completes the Municipality’s online attestation form - no printing needed.
3. After October 10, 2026 bricks are no longer individually tracked. Unclaimed bricks may be repurposed, donated to historical organizations, or disposed of.

Common questions

• Can someone pick it up for me? Yes - a designated representative can claim it for you. There is no separate paperwork to designate them: they simply complete the same attestation form (online) on your behalf.
• The buyer has passed away? Family claims like this are exactly what the pickup is for. Fill out the online attestation form, find which pallet the brick is on, and come find it on a pickup day - email parkvolunteers@anchorageak.gov if you are unsure how to fill out the form.
• Will ID be checked? No, the attestation form is how claims are recorded.
• Questions this page can’t answer? Check the FAQs on the official Commemorative Brick Return page; if you still have questions, email parkvolunteers@anchorageak.gov.

Data updated 2026-08-19: 13,389 bricks searchable · 10,569 confirmed at the pickup site · 11 unofficial (at the site but missing from the official lists).