Member Directory,
1847 - 1922
Julius Sachs
Educator
Centurion, 1886–1934
Proposed by
George Haven Putnam and James Herbert Morse
George Haven Putnam and James Herbert Morse
born
July 6, 1849
Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland
died
February 2, 1934
New York (Manhattan), New York
New York (Manhattan), New York
elected
February 6, 1886
Age thirty-six
Age thirty-six
buried
Fresh Pond Crematory and Columbarium,
Middle Village, New York
Middle Village, New York
Member Photograph Albums CollectionAlbum 7, Leaf 43
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Archivist’s Notes
Uncle of Paul J. Sachs
Century Memorial
Julius Sachs was a familiar visitor at the Club-house, where his quiet and serious conversation always played its part in the exchange of views. Completing more than sixty years ago his course of study at Columbia and the European universities, he conducted for thirty-five years the New York schools which he founded, first for boys and then for girls, occupying afterward a chair in the Teachers’ College. Doctor Sachs was a man of unostentatious learning and of forward-looking instincts; he has left his impression on the city’s work of education.
Alexander Dana Noyes
1935 Century Association Yearbook
