William Nelson Cromwell Foundation Grants support scholars and affiliated institutions in producing publications, legal document editions, and digitization projects that illuminate American legal history.
William Nelson Cromwell Foundation Early Career Scholar Fellowships support early-career scholars’ research and writing in American legal history to advance understanding of law.
Cromwell Fellowships support early-career scholars researching and writing dissertations, first monographs, and other American legal history projects to contribute new insights about law.
The Lapidus Fellowship from the Omohundro Institute funds a month-long residency for research using rare early American legal texts at William & Mary’s Wolf Law Library.
ASLH Early Career Global Legal History Research Fellowships support early-career scholars’ dissertations, monographs, and research on non-U.S. legal history to contribute new knowledge about law.
Clements Library Fellowships support scholars and creative practitioners in research using primary source collections to explore American history and culture through residential and remote projects.