| ATLANTICCITY | US resort, developed in the 19th century by Jonathan Pitney (8,4) |
| NICE | A pleasant resort developed in Iceland, for instance (4) |
| MARXISM | Political philosophy developed in the 19th Century that stresses the importance of class struggle (7) |
| EPEE | Sword developed in the 19th century |
| RAYON | Textile fibre developed in the 19th century as a substitute for silk, chiefly manufactured from regenerated wood cellulose (5) |
| ELGIN | There's a place reserved in Athens for the return of the sculpted marble pieces souvenired in the 19th century by this British earl |
| MARTHAGRAHAM | US choreographer named Dancer of the Century by Time magazine in 1998 |
| DOBERMANPINSCHER | Long-muzzled dog created in the 19th century by a German tax collector (US name) |
| LITTLEOWL | Head-bobbing bird of prey introduced to the UK in the 19th century by rich landowners, typically spotted on farmland perching on a fencepost (6,3) |
| BAHAI | Monotheistic religious system founded in the 19th century by Baha"u"llah (5) |
| SETTLE | Bench with arms and a high back whose shape/style was revived in the 19th century by C. F. A. Voysey and other Arts and Crafts designers (6) |
| DAYTONABEACH | A bad yacht, one abandoned in US resort (7,5) |
| HELLOMARYLOU | This Gene Pitney number was a hit for Ricky Nelson in 1961 (5,4,3) |
| COCACOLA | Carbonated soft drink invented in the late 19th century by John Stith Pemberton (4-4) |
| RUMMY | Popular meld-collecting card game thought to have developed in the nineteenth century from the Mexican conquian (5) |
| ALBENA | A major Black Sea resort, developed on empty land in the 1960s (6) |
| PROPAGANDA | The first use of this word in English was in reference to a Roman Catholic organization established in the 17th century by Pope Gregory XV; this word was part of its much longer Latin name. Today the |
| CLARINETS | Single-reed instruments developed in the 17th century by adding two keys to the chalumeau, first used in a concerto by Mozart (9) |
| CAPRI | Resort developed by Augustus |
| ROLLERCOASTER | Fairground attraction local resort developed with hesitation |
