SMYRNA – Inmates at James T. Vaughn Correctional Center work in the prison furniture repair shop restoring pieces of antique chairs, tables and beds to almost pristine condition.
Inmate Wayne Revel uses a miter saw in the prison woodshop Tuesday morning.
A bird's eye view of the prison workshop
A bird's eye view of the prison workshop
Delaware Correctional Industries director Carl Barker stands in the furniture repair woodshop at James T. Vaughn Correctional Center Tuesday.
James T. Vaughn Correctional Center inmate Ronald Huntington repairs a chair used the Delaware House of Representatives Tuesday morning inside the Delaware Correction Industries workshop.
James T. Vaughn Correctional Center inmates Steve Broughton, right, and Nathaniel Slade strip and sand a chair Tuesday
Inmate Moises Acurio hand sands a piece of antique furniture.
Inmate Rory Brokenbrough, left, inspects a piece of furniture he's working on.
Inmate Gregory Denston spray finishes the wood to a perfect shine.
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