Ah, the 741, my first encounter with a real op-amp. Unity gain stable, freedom from latch-up - luxury! But that was nearly four decades ago.
Taking off the rose tinted glasses: The 741 is, by today's standards, pretty cruddy. It''s a bi-polar design, it needs bias current for the input transistors. TI's data sheet says it has 1M ohm input impedance - that's probably a worst case figure, but you need to keeps the input impedances down if you want to see sensible results - I would say 100k maximum. Also, it's not a rail to rail op-amp. 1.245V probably indicates the lowest voltage (w.r.t. the -ve rail) that the output can achieve - it's saturated. And, if TI's data is to be believed, the minimum operating supply voltage is 10V, or +/- 5V.