New York State Historical Association. Meeting

New York State Historical Association. Meeting is the corporate author name attached to the association's published proceedings rather than an individual person. Library and catalog records identify it as the body responsible for volumes such as Proceedings of the New York State Historical Association, issued in the early 1900s and tied to the association's annual meetings.

These books typically bring together papers, addresses, administrative reports, and member lists from the organization's gatherings. As a result, the "author" is really a community of historians, curators, and local researchers whose work was collected under the association's name.

For listeners, that means the appeal is less about following one author's life and more about hearing a snapshot of historical scholarship in action. The proceedings capture what subjects mattered to New York historians of the period and preserve many talks and essays that might otherwise have been lost.