A packed historic theater auditorium photographed from the back of the crowd: rows of seats filled with people facing a brightly lit projection screen on the stage, with ornate plasterwork and decorative wall panels above. Two figures stand on the stage and one person in the audience holds up a phone. No one in the photograph is identified on the page.
Two men stand either side of a model elephant. The man at left wears a black long-sleeved shirt printed “THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS … SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED” around a graphic assembled from firearms.
Inside a fluorescent-lit meeting room, a man in a ball cap, glasses and a short-sleeved shirt stands holding a small object and speaking to a seated group. An American flag on a stand and another seated man are behind him; in the foreground a man in a plaid flannel shirt and cap sits at the left and a woman sits at the right with her back to the camera, with coats draped over the chairs. No one is identified on the page.
Six people stand shoulder to shoulder in a tiled building entryway with glass doors behind them, most in jackets and several in ball caps or hats; a wheeled walker with a seat is parked in front of the group. None of them is identified on the page.
Three people stand on a grass verge beside a paved road holding large American flags on poles, with a tall evergreen and an overcast sky behind them; one wears a hooded jacket, one a light-colored jacket and one a cap and sunglasses. None of them is identified on the page.
A wide view of a community room filled with people seated in rows of chairs, all facing a woman in dark clothing who stands at the left beside a wooden podium holding a microphone. A display board and a small American flag stand behind her. No one is identified on the page.