American Historical Print Collectors Society Fellowship supports scholars studying early American prints or using them as primary sources to explore eighteenth- and nineteenth-century history.
American Antiquarian Society – ASECS Library Fellowship supports eighteenth-century scholars’ residential research and writing using AAS collections to advance scholarship on the American eighteenth century.
Hearst Foundations Fellowship supports artists and writers in residential historical research to create imaginative works about pre-twentieth-century American history, literature, and culture for the public.
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.
Reese Fellowship supports scholars’ residential research in American bibliography and book history using the American Antiquarian Society’s collections to explore printing, publishing, and reading.
Postdoctoral Fellowships support scholars’ residential, collections-based research to advance scholarship on African American history and the origins and development of the early American economy.