That was fun. Thanks so much to @leedslitfest.bsky.social for letting us be part of their amazing festival. Our tour continues so keep an eye out! And keep checking the Leeds LitFest account too.

We’re really excited about this project. Please do give this a follow if you’re interested in silent films and #WutheringHeights

Wuthering Heights Rediscovered@whrediscovered.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We'll be touring our ever-changing exhibition on the lost 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights, and would love for you to join us. We start in June at @leedslitfest.bsky.social Please watch this space! (image courtesy of the Bronte Parsonage Museum)

This looks amazing - well done all @whrediscovered.bsky.social Get yourselves to the Warley Museum red phone box from Saturday! More info here: www.leedslitfest.co.uk/events/wuthe...

Wuthering Heights Rediscovered@whrediscovered.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Our plans, hatched in the summer sun, were carried out in the summer rain. But just like the lost film of Wuthering Heights that we’re celebrating at @leedslitfest.bsky.social, our little exhibition was made with love. Installed today and opening on the 6th - Wuthering Heights Revisited.

We're really feeling the ❤️ in today's Yorkshire Evening Post. It's true! 9 days, more than 50 events in multiple venues across the city starting this Saturday. We'd love you to join us. More info and booking: www.leedslitfest.co.uk #Leeds #Literature #Festival #writers #performers #poetry

Our plans, hatched in the summer sun, were carried out in the summer rain. But just like the lost film of Wuthering Heights that we’re celebrating at @leedslitfest.bsky.social, our little exhibition was made with love. Installed today and opening on the 6th - Wuthering Heights Revisited.

It begins. Installation day for our Warley Phone Box Museum exhibition for @leedslitfest.bsky.social

Preparing some of our exhibits on the first ever film adaptation of Wuthering Heights (to be displayed in a phone box!) for @leedslitfest.bsky.social

@leedslitfest.bsky.social Our exhibition will be 50/50 art gallery and museum, squashed into #Warley Phone Box Museum. Get the keys to the box from the fabulous Czainskis in the church next door and take a peek! We’re busy in the craft room preparing.

@leedslitfest.bsky.social Our website is live! We'll be adding to it as we go along, but please do check it out in the meantime. wutheringheightsrediscovered.net

Wuthering Heights Rediscovered

Searching for A V Bramble's lost film

wutheringheightsrediscovered.net

We’re very excited to be part of this. Please follow @leedslitfest.bsky.social and support all the artists involved.

Leeds Lit Fest@leedslitfest.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Join us from 6–14 June for a city-wide celebration of words & imagination. Our biggest collaboration yet as we bring together more than 50 events across 16 venues. Lots of the city’s best writers joined together with friends from afar. LLF 2026 PROGRAMME 👇👇👇 www.leedslitfest.co.uk/events/

Perfect for lovers of lost literature: A piece on our website about Charlotte Bronte's A Book of Ryhmes [sic]. Published for the first time in 2025 by Yorkshire's Tartarus Press and with an introduction by Patti Smith. Find out more at www.wutheringheightsrediscovered.net @leedslitfest.bsky.social

The screenplay for A V Bramble's Wuthering Heights was written by Eliot Stannard who also wrote the classic The Lodger for #AlfredHitchcock The only known surviving screenplay for Wuthering Heights will be informing our own touring exhibition on this lost film.

@pamhutch.bsky.social @silentfilmcalendar.bsky.social We'll be touring our exhibition on the lost 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights, and would love for people to join us. We start in June at @leedslitfest.bsky.social Please watch this space! (image courtesy of the Bronte Parsonage Museum)

We have a website now (www.wutheringheightsrediscovered.net) Not much to look at yet, but it will be launching officially on Monday 25th May.

Laurence Olivier always and forever.

Scenes from a lost classic. No known prints survive of this 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights. We’ll be bringing the story to life as part of @leedslitfest.bsky.social in June (go check out their site for more info!)

A page from Eliot Stannard's screenplay for the lost 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights (image courtesy of @BronteParsonage) Watch this space as we explore the film in our travelling exhibition starting on June 6th as part of @leedslitfest.bsky.social

@leedslitfest.bsky.social Who's your favourite Heathcliff? Laurence Olivier perhaps? Tom Hardy? Jacob Elordi? What about the 'violent, blustering, turbulently melodramatic'....Milton Rosmer?! Watch this space for more on his lost performance....

We'll be touring our ever-changing exhibition on the lost 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights, and would love for you to join us. We start in June at @leedslitfest.bsky.social Please watch this space! (image courtesy of the Bronte Parsonage Museum)