ApplicationJun 24, 2026
How to Apply for a Fellowship
Learn how to apply for American Antiquarian Society fellowships. Includes eligibility, required materials, and application deadlines for various fellowship types.
Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship
Key details
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- Deadline
- January 15, 2025
- Award amount
- Not listed yet
- Academic level
- Graduate, Postdoctoral
- Citizenship
- Not listed yet
- Eligibility
- International scholars welcome, but AAS cannot sponsor J-1 visas.; 12 Month Residential: Postdoctoral scholars, not degree candidates, within 3 years of doctorate.; 1-2 Month Residential: Postdoctoral scholars and graduate students.; Creative and Performing Artists and Writers: Creative/performing artists and writers.; Community college faculty only for ACLS fellowship.
- Application materials
- CV; Description of your proposed research project; A selective bibliography
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ApplicationJun 24, 2026
ACLS Community College Faculty Research Fellowships
A one-year pilot program for humanities scholars at two-year institutions to pursue research at select centers, including the American Antiquarian Society.
ApplicationJun 24, 2026
Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship
Information about the Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship at the American Antiquarian Society, including past fellows and research topics.
DeadlineJun 24, 2026
Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship
Information about the Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship at the American Antiquarian Society, including affiliation and academic year.
FAQJun 24, 2026
‘Tears Over Fallen Hungary’: Transnational Questions of Region, Repair, and Belonging
Details about a lecture or presentation by Gina Caison on transnational questions of region, repair, and belonging, affiliated with the Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship.
HomepageJun 24, 2026
Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship
Fellowships for scholarly research and writing in American history and culture through 1876, supported by the collections of the American Antiquarian Society.
Other sourceJun 24, 2026
Jay and Deborah Last Fellowship
Fellowships for research on American art, visual culture, or projects using graphic materials as primary sources. Funded by Jay and Deborah Last.
Other sourceJun 24, 2026
Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship
Information about the Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship awarded by the American Antiquarian Society. Details on past recipients and research.
Other sourceJun 24, 2026
Obtaining Digital Images: Rights and Reproductions
Guide to obtaining digital images from the American Antiquarian Society, including fees, ordering process, and image usage policies.
RequirementsJun 24, 2026
'Locofocoism' and the Canadian Revolution (1837-1842)
Details about a research project on 'Locofocoism' and the Canadian Revolution, mentioning the Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship.
RequirementsJun 24, 2026
Documenting Changes in Household Materials, 1800-87
Details about the "Documenting Changes in Household Materials, 1800-87" project, associated with the Kate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowship.
RequirementsJun 24, 2026
How to Search for Library Materials
Guide on searching the American Antiquarian Society's library catalog and specialized databases for collections, including digitized materials and finding aids.
RequirementsJun 24, 2026
Documents of Identity in the Early Republic
Details about John Huffman's research on "Documents of Identity in the Early Republic" during his fellowship at the American Antiquarian Society.
RequirementsJun 24, 2026
Abolition Comix: Visual Semiotics in Antislavery Materials
Details about Phillip Troutman's research on "Abolition Comix: Visual Semiotics in Antislavery Materials" and his fellowship at the American Antiquarian Society.
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