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1. People sweeping and cleaning up the area in front of the Check Cashing store that was looted Monday night after Freddie Gray’s funeral in Baltimore.
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2. A worker from the local laundromat sits in the store following the riots in Baltimore.
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3. People take part in cleaning up the wrecked buildings in Baltimore.
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4. A security officer walks through a looted check cashing store in Baltimore.
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5. Two men help move a door from a looted store in Baltimore.
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6. A little girl helps clean up a looted CVS Pharmacy in Baltimore.
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7. Women take part in recovering Baltimore by cleaning up the front of the local cash checking store.
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8. Volunteers clean up the looted CVS in Baltimore.
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9. More volunteers help clean a looted mall lot in Baltimore.
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10. Friends and pedestrians help clean up a looted store in Baltimore.
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11. A man takes a selfie with a National Guard Officer Tuesday morning as others help clean up the city.
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12. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake talks to civilians after Monday’s riots.
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13. Congressman Elijah Cummings listens to people on the street Tuesday morning in Baltimore.