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Known locally as the "White Church". St Pauls CofE Church, Clifton Drive - built in 1902 by Medland Taylor. St Pauls at Genuki Fairhaven Methodist Church, Clifton Drive - founded in 1909. Fairhaven Church at GenukiThe information in this section about the Church of England and Roman Catholic churches is mainly from Pevsner (1969).Blackpool Branch Line Harrison, Gabriel (1971) Rage of Sand: the story of the men who built their own seaside town, London : Benn, ISBN 0-510-27118-3 Pevsner, Nikolaus (1969) The Buildings of England - North Lancashire, Penguin, ISBN 0-14-071037-X.

It is famous because of Richard Ansdell RA, an artist who lived in the area and painted a large number of oils depicting hunting scenes.

The tower was added in 1887. St Annes Baptist Church, St.Andrews Road South - opened on Christmas Day 1886. St Annes on Sea United Reformed Church, Clifton Drive - built by W.J.Porritt from 1880 onwards. St Annes Hebrew Congregation, Orchard Road JCR-UK Hebrew Congregation at Genuki Our Lady Star of the Sea RC Church, St Annes Road East - R.C., build 1890 by Pugin & Pugin. St Thomas CofE Church, St Thomas Road - built in 1899 by Austin & Paley. St Thomas at Genuki Fylde Christian Service Church, Wood Street. St Margaret of Antioch, St.Leonards Road West - founded in 1925 St Margarets at Genuki St Alban RC Church, Kilnhouse Lane - founded in 1964. St Alban at Genuki Ansdell Baptist Church, Ansdell Road North - founded in 1908 Ansdell Baptist at Genuki Ansdell Unitarian & Free Christian Church, Channing Road - opened in 1930, new hall added in 1968. St Joseph's RC Church, Woodlands Road - opened on 20 September 1914, built in 1909, by Pugin & Pugin. Fairhaven United Reformed Church, Clifton Drive South -opened on 17 October 1912, built by Briggs, Wolstenholme & Thornley.

The closure of St.Annes swimming pool demonstrated how serious the situation was.

In 2006, kite enthusiasts raised concerns about the future of these activities following a decision by Fylde Borough Council in 2006 to ban the flying of kites with two or more lines anywhere in the Fylde.

The town was mostly laid out according to a plan drawn up by businessman Elijah Hargreaves, who saw the economic benefits of attracting large numbers of visitors from the mill towns to the east.