Gallery: Thousands mourn at City Hall vigil for Orlando shooting victims
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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West Catholic Prep students march around Philadelphia's City Hall to mourn the loss of Akyra Murray, a recent West Catholic Prep graduate, and others who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning.
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Rowan Hepps Keeney, left, and Annie Crabb reflect during a moment of silence during Monday night's vigil at City Hall to remember the victims of the Orlando, Florida, shooting.
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Members of Philadelphia-based RUN 215 make signs for those who came to City Hall on Monday night to mourn those killed in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning.
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Noah, 9, came to City Hall on Monday night with a powerful message and to join together in solidarity and mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Rosalind Holtzman and her daughter, Celia Gonzalez, joined Monday night's vigil at City Hall to remember the victims of the Orlando, Florida, shooting.
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Students wearing West Catholic shirts mourn the loss of Akyra Murray, a recent West Catholic Prep graduate, and others who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning.
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Jon Brown and Bridget McFadden came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Flags flew at half-staff, Monday, June 13, at Philadelphia's City Hall out of respect for those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Rana Fayez, left, and Marla DiMercurio came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice
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Thousands came to City Hall on Monday night to join together in solidarity and to mourn those who died in the tragic shooting at an Orlando, Florida, nightclub on Sunday morning. As of Monday evening, at least two Philadelphians have been confirmed as victims of the shooting.
