A wide horizontal shot of a mural on the side of a building. The mural depicts historical scenes from the town of Gay, Georgia. On the left, a man is fishing in a river, with two birds flying above him. In the center, a group of people and a horse-drawn wagon are near a small farm. A white scroll-like shape highlights the farm. On the right, a person paddles a canoe, and two birds are flying above them. At the top of the mural are the words "Welcome to Town of Gay" in a black banner. At the bottom, the words "From Past to Present, Water to Land" are written in a black banner. The sky in the background is painted blue with large white clouds. A wooden fence is on the right side of the image, and a car and power poles are on the left.

A medium shot of a small, old, single-story brick building. The words "DRUG STORE" are painted in faded white letters on the brick facade above a small covered porch. The porch is supported by white wooden posts and has a metal roof. Two wooden benches are on the porch, one on either side of the front door. The ground is dry grass and dirt. A large tree with thick foliage is on the left side of the building.