A driver and passenger in a convertible interact with protestors in front of the Benton County Circuit Court on March 28, 2026. Protesters gathered in Corvallis as part of the third nationwide “No Kings” protest against the Trump administration.

Photo Gallery: ‘No Kings’ protest spans three Corvallis locations

Liam Flannery, Photographer

April 13, 2026

A man leans against a post holding his protest sign. — Carl Finley, Corvallis resident and former intelligence officer during the Vietnam War, poses with a sign stating “How many must die for Trump’s ego?” in front of the Benton County Circuit Court on March 28. (Liam Flannery)

A woman stands on the street holding her protest art. — Frankie Richter, a junior art major, holds a painted sign showing President Donald Trump eating people near the Benton County Circuit Court on March 28. Protesters gathered in Corvallis as part of the third nationwide “No Kings” protest due to grievances with the Trump administration. (Liam Flannery)

The back of a woman in a wheelchair with a protest sign on the back of her wheelchair. — Corvallis resident Kim Lindberg displays signage protesting “fascism and violations of human rights” from the back of her wheelchair in front of the Benton County Circuit Court on March 28, 2026. (Liam Flannery)

A woman stands on the street holding her protest sign. — Ashe Quist, Corvallis resident, holds a sign protesting “monarchs” across the street from the Benton County Circuit Court on March 28. (Liam Flannery)

A man poses holding a flag and wears a mask that covers his head. — Nick Sarabia, Corvallis resident, poses with a luchador mask and a United Farm Workers flag in downtown Corvallis on March 28. (Liam Flannery)

A protest sign is held in the air with tree branches in the background. — A sign is held with a drawing of President Trump’s face and the words “Sex offender in the area
!!!!” near the Benton County Circuit Court on March 28. (Liam Flannery)

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