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Magnus Volk built a pioneering electric railway on Brighton seafront which opened on 3 August 1883 and was a popular success. In 1893, Volk conceived a more ambitious scheme, an electric railway running over the sea from Brighton to Rottingdean over 4 km away. The track was laid on heavy concrete blocks on the sea bed 30 metres from land, and at high tide was actually 5 metres beneath the surface. 160 passengers could be carried on the single car, which was named �Pioneer�, although it earned the appropriate nickname of �Daddy Long Legs�. The railway was completed in 1896 and operated purely as a tourist attraction. It was not a great success, suffering from storm damage, and closed in 1901 when the Brighton Corporation decided to improve the foreshore. Get premium, high resolution news photos at getty

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