| ALFREDWATERHOUSE | English architect who designed the Natural History Museum in London (6,10) |
| WATERHOUSE | Architect who designed the Natural History Museum in London and the private chapel at the Duke of Westminster's home at Eaton Hall in Cheshire (10) |
| OWEN | Comparative anatomist and palaeontologist who coined the word Dinosauria and was a key figure in the establishment of the Natural History Museum in London (4) |
| BLUEWHALE | Growing to more than twice the length of a Tyrannosaurus rex and exhibited in skeletal form in the Natural History Museum in London, Earth's largest living animal (4,5) |
| SLOANE | Irish physician whose 1753 bequest became the foundation of the British Museum and the Natural History Museum |
| HANS | Irish physician whose 1753 bequest became the foundation of the British Museum and the Natural History Museum |
| ZOO | The Natural History Museum is nicknamed the Dead ___. (3) |
| CHRISTOPHER | English architect who designed St Paul's Cathedral, in the English Baroque style, after the Great Fire of London (11,4) |
| WREN | English architect who designed St Paul's Cathedral, in the English Baroque style, after the Great Fire of London (11,4) |
| CHICHI | Giant panda formerly resident at London Zoo whose remains are exhibited at the Natural History Museum (3,3) |
| CURATOR | Expert at the Natural History Museum, perhaps? (7) |
| NASH | John, English architect who designed Marble Arch in London (4) |
| JOSEPHPAXTON | English architect who designed the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851 (6,6) |
| JOHNNASH | English architect who designed Marble Arch in London (4,4) |
| PUGIN | Augustus - - -, 19th Century English architect who designed much of the interior of the Palace of Westminster (5) |
| ASTON | _ Webb, English architect who designed the principal facade of Buckingham Palace (5) |
| FOSTER | Norman, English architect who designed London's City Hall (6) |
| ELGIN | Greek sculptures from the Parthenon in Athens that now reside in The British Museum in London, the . |
| CLIPPER | Fast sailing vessel of which many were built in the mid- 19th century, the Cutty Sark, now in the Greenwich museum in London, is one such (7) |
| LUTYENS | English architect who designed New Delhi's India Gate (7) |
