| HAWORTH | Village in West Yorkshire, England that was home to the Bronte sisters (7) |
| DANELAW | A new lad struggled to find part of England that was occupied many years ago (7) |
| NORTHUMBRIA | Part of England that was a separate kingdom until 876 AD (11) |
| SWINDON | Wiltshire town that was home to the Great Western Railway works from 1843 to 1986 (7) |
| HAMELIN | German town that was home to the Pied Piper of legend (7) |
| NEWPORT | Rhode Island resort that was home to the America's Cup yacht races from 1930 until 1983 |
| ABILENE | Kansas town that was home to the young Dwight Eisenhower |
| FONTANA | California city that was home to the Auto Club Speedway |
| LEEDS | City in West Yorkshire, England, birthplace of playwright Alan Bennett (5) |
| ILKLEY | Town in West Yorkshire, England, famous for its moor (6) |
| ESPORLES | Picturesque mountain village in west Mallorca that was established in the early Middle Ages (8) |
| HAREWOOD | Village in West Yorkshire, site of a house designed by John Carr for Edwin Lascelles that is renowned for its Robert Adam interiors and Thomas Chippendale furniture (8) |
| MYTHOLMROYD | Village in West Yorkshire; birthplace of Poet Laureate Ted Hughes (11) |
| KENNEL | It was the gutter that was home to the dogs (6) |
| BELL | The pseudonymous surname used by the Bronte sisters (4) |
| ANNE | One of the Bronte sisters is recalled in Vienna (4) |
| SYRIA | Country that was home to the Ebla library, thought to be the world's first (2500 B.C.) |
| HOLLOWAY | District of the London Borough of Islington that was home to the largest women's prison in Europe until 2016 |
| HELLSKITCHEN | Which infamous Irish ghetto in New York City was home to the original Westies? (5,7) |
| TAIPEI | Capital that was home to the world's tallest building before the Burj Khalifa |
