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‘Proud that my hometown still believes in me’: Inmates help restore 1936 Hall courthouse

Inmates in the Hall County Reentry Accountability Court Transition program work Tuesday, June 25, on the paint and plaster of the 1936 courtroom. - photo by Nick Watson

06262024 REACT5 — Inmates in the Hall County Reentry Accountability Court Transition program work Tuesday, June 25, on the paint and plaster of the 1936 courtroom. - photo by Nick Watson

Just across Kenyon Plaza from where they were sentenced, a handful of inmates are working to restore the 1936 courthouse of recent “Tulsa King” fame.