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	Lytham old fire station, Hove Road by Kevin Hale Lytham old fire station, 55 Hove Road, Lytham, Lancashire
	St. Anne's-on-the-Sea railway station by Nigel Thompson Opened in 1873 by the Preston & Wyre Joint Railway shortly after it had acquired the Blackpool and Lytham Railway, thereby creating a through route from Preston and Kirkham via Lytham to Blackpool South (Blackpool Central until 1964).... (more)
	Headroomgate Road in St Annes by Steve Daniels
	St David's Road North, St Anne's by JThomas
	The Church of Our Lady of the Sea, St Annes on Sea, Interior by Alexander P Kapp
	St.Annes Parish Church by Roger May The graveyard and Church of St.Annes parish, near Blackpool
	Our Lady Star of the Sea RC Church, St Anne's by David Dixon
	St Anne's Parish Church by Ian Greig
	Ashton Gardens - children's play area, St. Annes-on-Sea by P L Chadwick This is a recent addition to the many facilities in this public park. The retirement apartment complex, Ashton View, is in the background.
	Sainsbury's car park by Barbara Carr On St Andrew's Road North in St Anne's.
	And the band played on ... by Barbara Carr After providing the music for the hymns at the Remembrance Day service at the Memorial in Ashton Gardens, the band marched through the residential streets (seen here in St Anne's Road East) to their lunch-venue, playing all the way.... (more)
	The Victoria by Gerald England A Greene King pub on the corner of Church Road and St Alban's Road. It was built c1897 and designed by Lancashire architect John Dent Harker. In 2011 it was threatened with demolition and replacement with a four-storey retirement... (more)