Above the entrance door is a stained 
glass window representing features 
of the town and the motto 
"Salus populi suprema lex est", 
only readable from the inside. 

The pictures are of 
the lighthouse (no longer standing) 
and pier (now half demolished), 
a boat, lion and lifeboat memorial to an 
incident of 1877, with the shield and 
crest of the Cliftons of Lytham Hall. 

This is a rare if not unique survival 
from the days of the old St.Annes 
Town Council.

Stained glass is by Steward of Lancaster.  

He says:

“This project shows how 
humour and art can highlight 
a serious concern.”