The Mark Elvins Memorial Lecture: The Scottish Clans and Scots Heraldry … a splash of tartan
Lecture by Dr Joseph J Morrow CBE QC LLD, Rt Hon. Lord Lyon King of Arms
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British Heraldry of the Great War
Lecture by David White MA, Somerset Herald of Arms
Find Out MoreThe Heraldic Traditions of the Knights of the Order of St. John (Balley Brandenburg) and the Church of the Order in Sonnenburg
Lecture by Professor Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard PhD MA MSc FRHistS, University of Copenhagen
Find Out MoreThe Heraldry of Women Parliamentarians, 1958 to the present
Lecture by Dr Duncan Sutherland
Find Out MoreThe Constance Egan Lecture: ‘To prove their kindred here’: Irish heraldry and identity in the eighteenth century
Lecture by Colette O’Flaherty, Chief Herald of Ireland and Keeper of Special Collections, National Library of Ireland
Find Out MoreThe Supporters of the Peers of England in New York, Morgan Library, ms MA 3318: An Early Elizabethan Armorial of the Peerage
Lecture by Professor D’Arcy J D Boulton UE MStJ BA Hons (Toronto) MA PhD (Penn) DPhil (Oxon) FRHSC FSA AIH ICOC; Professor Emeritus of History and Medieval Studies, University of Notre Dame; Adjunct Professor of Divinity, Trinity College, University of Toronto; Editor, Alta Studia Heraldica, The Scholarly Journal of the Royal Heraldry Society of Canada, and Vice-Dean and Registrar of the College of Fellows of that Society
Find Out MoreHeraldry and Iolo Morganwg
Lecture by Dr M A K Duggan
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The Heraldry Society holds a series of public lectures, from September to May each year. These are on a variety of heraldic subjects and are open to the public. Normally the lectures are held at 6.30pm at The Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House, Piccadilly, Mayfair, London W1J 0BE.
Anniversary Lunch
Each year The Heraldry Society holds a lunch to celebrate the anniversary of its founding. This is normally held at the RAF Club on Piccadilly.
Biennial Congress
Every 2 years the Society organises a 2-3 day Congress at a University with lectures and visits on a particular heraldic theme. Check out the Congress pages for more information.