Photograph of a view from the second floor looking over the first floor of the library's main reference desk. Two rows of desks, one for staff and one for library patrons, face each other with space in-between. A woman is shown in the bottom right-hand side of the picture and a man is shown on the other side of the desks using a computer in the center of the image. Bookshelves full of books are also shown, as well as part of the library's interior architectural columns.

Photograph of a small whiteboard sign with handwritten text in a variety of colored marker, "It's been quiet without you...Too quiet, even for a library! Welcome back!" Two hand-drawn thought bubbles on either side contain the text, ""Shhh! This is a library!"" and ""We missed you!""

Photograph of bright pink tape overlapped to make an "X" shape over the carpeted ground at Stillwater Public Library. Another "X" marker is shown in front of a table holding a computer, printer, and sign. Rows of bookshelves are visible in the background behind the row of tables.

Photograph of signage at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The sign states that face masks are required and depicts actions that should be taken to stop the spread of germs. The face mask requirement is written in English and Spanish.

Photograph of signage at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The sign states new policies for using the computer lab including maintaining six feet of distance from staff and other patrons, not handling cash for printing transactions, and limiting time at the work stations.

Photograph of signage at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The sign states that face masks are required and depicts how to properly wear and remove a face mask.

Photograph of Kristin Stone (left) and partner cuddling a cat at a pet adoption facility.

Photograph of the San Antonio River Walk.

Photograph of the marquee at Dan's Silverleaf, which reads "Be strong be smart see you when we beat this."

Photograph of signage in the glass door of the Downtown Mini Mall. Handwritten signs indicate that multiple employees are immuno-compromised, that customers should not touch anything they do not plan on buying, and that customers and dealers are encouraged to wear masks and practice social distancing.

Photograph of the marquee at the Campus Theatre reading "A Brief Intermission."

Photograph of one of the non-operational drinking fountains and inscription at the base of the United Daughters of the Confederacy monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of the top arch and stone soldier sculpture of the the United Daughters of the Confederacy monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of the entrance to Andy's Bar and the marquee which reads "Black Lives Matter. Stay safe Denton."

Photograph of an unidentified person holding a sign that reads, "Now the square is for everyone!" in reference to the removal of the Confederate monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of a construction crew removing the Confederate monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of a construction crew removing the Confederate monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of a construction crew removing the Confederate monument on the Denton Downtown Square. Two unidentified people are sitting in folding chairs on the courthouse lawn watching the removal, and several people standing on Hickory Street are visible taking pictures of the construction.

Screenshot of a message from the Dean of the UNT College of Music to students regarding returning to campus for the Fall 2020 semester. The message serves as an introduction to a document of Frequently Asked Questions and answers regarding students returning to campus.

Photograph of the Rider High School graduation in Wichita Falls, Texas. The graduation takes place on the high school's football field, and each attendee's seat is arranged to encourage social distancing.

Photograph of a lit sign advertising Corona beer.

Photograph of the Diego Velázquez bronze equestrian sculpture by artist Constance Whitney Warren on UNT's campus. The ten foot sculpture depicts the Spanish artist (who lived from 1599-1660) sitting on top of a horse that has its rigth front hoof lifted. Velázquez is holding on to the reins of the horse and is depicted wearing an equestrian outfit reminiscent of his time such as a large hat with a feather, a cape, gloves, and riding boots. A painters palette and paint brushes are also depicted and included on the sculptures large base at the foot of Velázquez atop the horse. The sculpture appears to be a green color due to the oxidization of the bronze over time. The back of Sycamore Hall and large green trees are visible in the background. The sculpture is surrounded by two bushes with bright pink cherry blossoms. The plaque situated on the base of the sculpture reads "Equestrian Portrait of Diego Velázquez, Constance Whitney Warren, Gift of the Harlan Crow Family."

Photograph of an A4 sheet of white paper posted in a shopping aisle inside Big Lots. The sign contains a grayscale image of a cartoon person's left profile walking and wearing a face mask. The sign reads, "New Government Requirement: All shoppers need to wear a mask or a face covering while inside the store. (Associates, too) Thanks!" The sign is placed on another plastic Big Lots logo sign in between Dr. Pepper liter bottles and Bridgeford brand snacks hanging on a store fixture.

Photograph of people on a sidewalk outside the Oak St. Drafthouse drawing flags, flowers, rainbows, and other pride symbolism. "Big Pride in Lil D Chalk and Chill," is a Pride Month event hosted at Oak St. Drafthouse in Denton, TX by PRIDENTON and TEA Fund to chalk on the sidewalk.