Photos from Donald Trump’s fundraiser at Ernie Boch Jr.’s home

Guests arrived for a campaign rally Friday for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the Norwood mansion of car dealer Ernie Boch Jr.

A worker carries a Trump painting to the side of the house.

Boch is interview in his driveway before the start of the rally.

The event was protested by people condemning Trump’s comments about groups including women and immigrants.

A woman carries a cake made in the shape of a Trump’s trademark campaign hat.

Protestors outside Boch’s mansion await Trump’s arrival.

Both Trump and Boch said the event was not a fundraiser. But signs outside asked guests to make checks payable to the real estate mogul.

“He’s a bully,’’ Amy Cohen, 43, of Brookline, told The Boston Globe.

Trump arrives.

Trump poses for selfie with Britney Touchette, 15 from Lynnfield.

The selfies were, apparently, contagious.

Host Ernie Boch Jr. (R) and his girlfriend Enza Sambataro (C) listen while Trump took questions from reporters.

Boch (left) showed Trump to the backyard.

Trump holds up a Time magazine with his face on the front page.

Trump weighed in on Deflategate: ““I know Tom Brady. Tom Brady is an honest guy, he’s a great guy, he’s a great champion and winner.’’ Former New England Patriots players Matt Light and Fred Smerlas also attended the rally.

“To have a world figure in my home . . . to talk up close and personal, I think it’s great,’’ Boch told the Globe.

The latest poll averages have Trump leading all Republican primary presidential candidates by double-digit figures.