Jenő Acsády

1853–1940 (age 87)

Biography

Jenő Acsády’s engineering work helped shape bridges, roads, and the systems that sustained everyday life, a legacy of practical ingenuity that communities continue to benefit from; he is honored in the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, leaving behind structures built with care.

He mentored aspiring engineers to approach their craft responsibly, stressing that durability and public service must go hand in hand with technical excellence.

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