It established itself in the late 19th century and some of these amazing pictures go right back to the start. They show Kilgrimol school which is long gone, Victorian beach huts and the streets which are still so familiar.
7. St Annes Historical
The boating pool on St Annes Promenade - beneath the Pier and the Open Air Baths was the final addition to the promenade attractions, opened in the mid-1930 | National World
8. St Annes Historical
It took a lot of manpower in January 1974 to remove the horse trough, which was a well known landlmark on St Annes beach, north of the Pier . Behind stand the wooden beach chalets which have long since gone | National World
9. St Annes Historical
Looking south along St Annes Promenade gardens which were first established in the 1890s.The boating pool around the Bandstand and the iron sandshield Promenade wall were later additions. In the background stands the open air pool first opened in June 1916 | National World
10. St Annes Historical
Pictured in the late 1895, these three little girls were standing in Derbe Road, at it's junction with Clifton Drive South, soon after houses were built there. The recently laid tramlines can be seen in the foreground but it wasn't until 1897 that the trams ran from St Annes to Lytham | library
