History of St Annes Beach Huts 

The Evolution of Beach Huts in St Annes: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity

Beach huts have been an integral part of the Fylde coast’s seaside heritage for over a century. Tracing back to the late 19th century, these iconic structures evolved from mobile bathing machines into the charming stationary huts we know today. In St Annes, beach huts have always been more than just changing rooms; they’ve been a symbol of the British seaside spirit.

The late 1980s saw the demolition of St Annes’s last original Beach Huts. But this wasn’t the end. Since 2010, our team worked hard to revive this seaside tradition with a modern flair. Our new huts blend historical charm with today’s comforts, linking the past and present of seaside leisure.

Today’s Beach Huts in St Annes mirror scenes from long ago. They are still places for simple seaside joys — quality time with loved ones and the beauty of our coast. They are where memories are made.

We thank every ‘Hutter’ who has joined us in this journey. With your support, we have not only reclaimed a piece of St Annes’s history but have also fostered a community that values our coastal heritage.

We invite you to explore our journey through these handpicked images. Each one captures the essence of tradition, community, and the timeless appeal of the seaside.

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