The White Lion Society Links

Arundel Castle: The castle website has a section on the Archives held there, which include the Earl Marshal's papers from the 16th to the 20th centuries.
British Library: This link takes you to the secton of the British Library's website which provides help for researchers into heraldry.
The Harleian Society: This Society is dedicated to the transcription and publication of works on heraldry and allied subjects.
Public Record Office (The National Archives): This is the UK national repository of Government records. The collection is vast, and contains much of great interest to heraldists.
The Heraldry Society: The main national heraldry society in England and Wales.
City of Bath Heraldic Society: Based in the City of Bath, a society to promote the knowledge of heraldry.
The Middlesex Heraldry Society: The county society focusing on heraldry in Middlesex (and the Chilterns, with the Chiltern Heraldry Group).
The Norfolk Heraldry Society: The county society focusing on heraldry in Norfolk.
The Suffolk Heraldry Society: The county society focusing on heraldry in Suffolk.
The Yorkshire Heraldry Society: The county society focusing on heraldry in Yorkshire.
The College of Arms: The official heraldic authority in London, part of Her Majesty's Household.
The Governor General of Canada: Canadian Heraldry page.
The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada: The national heraldry society in Canada.
The Heraldry Society of Scotland: The heraldry societry dedicated to Scottish heraldry.
Court of the Lord Lyon: The official website of the Scottish heraldic authority, which is part of the Court system in Scotland.
The Office of the Chief Herald in Dublin: The Chief Herald is the authority on all heraldic matters relating to Irish families. The Office has also been known as the Genealogical Office since 1943 and is a part of the National Library of Ireland.
The College of Arms Foundation, Inc.: This Foundation in the USA is in some ways a cross between the White Lion Society and The Heraldry Society in the UK. This site tells you all about it.
Burke's Peerage & Gentry International Register of Arms: This commercial site belonging to the publishers of "Burke's" has a wide selection of arms. Armigers may have theirs added upon paying the appropriate fee.

Links to relevant websites