 Historian Pauline Mailer wrote that following the public reading of the Declaration of New York City, citizens pulled down an equestrian statue of King George III, melted down the lead, and made musket balls for the expected battles to come. And that is America Then and Now, sponsored by the frame and I, at 229 West Gurley Street in downtown Prescott. I'm Dusty Baker for the News 1490 KYCA.