Baron Lyttelton of Aldershot is a title in the British peerage, created in 1957. The title is associated with the Lyttelton family, which has a long history in British politics and society. The first holder of the title was George Lyttelton, who served as a prominent politician and was known for his contributions to the House of Lords. The title is linked to the town of Aldershot, located in Hampshire, England, which is known for its military connections. The barony is part of the wider Lyttelton lineage, which includes several notable figures in British history, particularly in the realms of literature and public service.