author
A museum staff collective rather than a single named writer, this author credit points to the curators and historians behind books about one of America’s best-known history attractions. Their work is practical, image-rich, and focused on preserving and explaining the stories of Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village.

by Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village
Published records for Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford Museum credit Henry Ford Museum Staff or Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, suggesting an institutional author rather than an individual person. Library and bookselling listings describe the 1972 volume as a combined edition of two separately published works about the museum and village in Dearborn, Michigan.
As an author identity, that usually means the book was produced by staff members, curators, or editors working on behalf of the museum. The emphasis is less on a personal literary voice and more on clear historical presentation, photographs, and guided interpretation of the collections, buildings, and American themes the institution preserves.
Because this is an organizational authorship credit, a single personal biography and portrait are not reliably applicable here. If you want, I can instead write an overview of The Henry Ford as an institution or help identify any specific named contributors connected with this edition.