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Let’s begin with saloons. Aqua Vitae by Glen A. ­Mofford (2016, TouchWood ­Editions) describes the ­numerous saloons that once graced Victoria primarily downtown between 1851 and 1917. Not all drinking establishments were raunchy, but some, such as the Pony Saloon on ­Government Street, were more flagrant and rowdy than others. Assault and robbery were common in the back alleys, and at one point, someone died and the “body was ­disposed of in a most undignified manner,” along with its decimated skull, under the floorboards. It remains a cold case to this day, but may have had ­something to do with a red-haired lady.

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