Earl of Harewood

The Earl of Harewood is a hereditary title in the British aristocracy, traditionally bestowed upon a member of the royal family or nobility. It is associated with Harewood House in Yorkshire, England, a grand estate. Over time, the title has been passed down through generations, often held by family members involved in public service, the arts, or supporting charitable causes. The current Earl oversees the estate and engages in cultural, social, and community activities, maintaining a connection between the British nobility and public life.