American Antiquarian Society
Discover open grants and funding opportunities from the American Antiquarian Society, a learned society and research library of early American history. Atom lists its fellowships and research awards, with deadlines, eligibility, and award amounts in one view.
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Jan 15, 2027
About American Antiquarian Society
The American Antiquarian Society is a learned society and independent research library founded in 1812, with one of the most important collections of pre-twentieth-century American printed materials. It supports the study of American history and culture through the early national period and beyond.
The society supports scholars through fellowships and research awards that provide access to its collections and time to pursue projects in American history, literature, and culture. These opportunities fund visiting research by academic and independent scholars, as well as creative and public-facing work.
Awards are made through competitive review, with eligibility defined per fellowship program. Scholars and researchers can find current American Antiquarian Society opportunities and deadlines on Atom.
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22 grantsJoyce Tracy Fellowship
Joyce Tracy Fellowship supports researchers studying newspapers and magazines or using them as primary sources, funding residential research and writing at AAS to investigate historical subjects.
Ken Karmiole Fellowship
Ken Karmiole Fellowship supports doctoral candidates and postdoctoral scholars in researching and writing about nineteenth-century America using American Antiquarian Society collections to advance scholarship.
Christoph Daniel Ebeling Fellowship
Christoph Daniel Ebeling Fellowship supports German postgraduate and postdoctoral scholars’ research in AAS collections to advance American Studies generally and in its German context.
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