Thousands of Trump supporters gathered in downtown Washington on Monday for President Donald Trump’s second inauguration.

In a city where less than 7% voted for the Republican, Trump supporters stood out. Many visitors wore merchandise branded with Trump’s name, face and slogans.

Among the newcomers, the Proud Boys, a right-wing extremist organization with a history of political violence, drew attention.

According to footage captured by documentarian Ford Fischer, the group marched from downtown Washington, through Judiciary Square and to Union Station before dispersing. They paused three times to take group pictures: once in front of the District of Columbia Superior Court where Jan. 6 rioters were charged, once with a group of anti-Chinese Communist Party protestors and once on the stairs of the Smithsonian National Postal Museum.

Many supporters waited in a long line for the Inaugural Parade, which was relocated from Pennsylvania Avenue to Capital One Arena in Gallery Place because of the cold weather. The temperature fell as low as 17, according to Accuweather.

Long lines of people also queued for the three Inaugural Balls happening that evening at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Vendors sold Trump and inaugural memorabilia from tables, steadily lowering their prices as the night progressed and the streets emptied.