The Earl of Linlithgow is a title in the peerage of Scotland, created in 1461. It is associated with the town of Linlithgow, which is located in West Lothian. The title has a rich history and has been held by various noble families over the centuries, often linked to significant political and social events in Scotland. The current holder of the title is the Earl of Linlithgow, who is part of the British aristocracy. The title is hereditary, meaning it is passed down through generations. The Earl often participates in ceremonial functions and represents the interests of the local community in various capacities.