Albert Stanburrough Cook

1853–1927 (age 74)

Classical Scholar/Professor

Biography

Albert Stanburrough Cook, born in 1853, distinguished himself as a classical scholar and professor who opened the world of ancient languages to countless students. A dedicated teacher, he encouraged rigorous study and a love for literature rooted in the traditions of Greece and Rome.

Cook’s scholarship contributed to the academic life of his institution and beyond, and he nurtured colleagues and pupils with warmth and high standards. His thoughtful approach to the classics left a lasting imprint on those who passed through his classroom.