| Owl's haunt, perhaps | 24 |
| Building that's often red | 29 |
| Place for a country dance | 25 |
| Hayloft's location | 22 |
| Word with storm or yard | 23 |
| Word with storm or burner | 25 |
| What State Radio storms | 23 |
| Web site for Charlotte | 22 |
| Theatrical kind of storm | 24 |
| Summer theater, sometimes | 25 |
| Summer theater, frequently | 26 |
| Rural artist's subject | 26 |
| Proverbial equine escape site | 29 |
| One raised in Amish country | 27 |
| Old-fashioned dance locale | 26 |
| Kind of owl or swallow | 22 |
| It's raised on the farm | 27 |
| It may be raised on a farm | 26 |
| Ideal home for mousers | 22 |
| Home for an owl, maybe | 22 |
| Garage, in CB parlance | 22 |
| Dance setting, perhaps | 22 |
| Charlotte's web site | 24 |
| Saint first named Joseph | 24 |
| The "B" of B&N | 28 |
| Pulitzer Prize novelist: 1931 | 29 |
| Big name in book sales | 22 |
| Fred Flintstone's pal | 25 |
| "_____ Miller" | 24 |
| Purple dinosaur's reign? | 28 |
| Farm's rat-catcher | 22 |
| It may give a hoot on a farm | 28 |
| Farm's mouse-catcher | 24 |
| Nocturnal hunter on a farm | 26 |
| Farm's rat catcher | 22 |
| Farm storage buildings | 22 |
| They're raised on farms | 27 |
| They're down on the farm | 28 |
| What some people storm | 22 |
| They're raised by Amish | 27 |
| Homes for cows or cars | 22 |
| Showman Phineas Taylor | 22 |
| Partner of James A. Bailey | 26 |
| Bailey's circus partner | 27 |
| Showman extraordinaire | 22 |
| Memorable circus partners | 25 |
| Famed American showmen | 22 |
| Indicator of impending change | 29 |
| Forecaster's instrument | 27 |
| Von Richthofen's title | 26 |
| Munchhausen's title | 23 |
| Powerful industrialist | 22 |
| The Red ___ (W.W. I ace) | 24 |
| Munchausen's title | 22 |
| Member of the nobility | 22 |
| Member of the House of Lords | 28 |
| Word after robber or Red | 24 |
| W.W. I ace ___ von Richthofen | 29 |
| Von Steuben's title | 23 |
| Von Münchhausen, e.g. | 24 |
| Title for Bacon and Tennyson | 28 |
| Red ___ (Snoopy's foe) | 26 |
| Part of Ali G's real name | 29 |
| Nobleman's cut of beef? | 27 |
| It can be saved or cured | 24 |
| Influential industrialist | 25 |
| Double sirloin of beef | 22 |
| Members of the peerage | 22 |
| Von Richthofen and Humboldt | 27 |
| Magna Carta's drafters | 26 |
| Certain noble's domain | 26 |
| Richthofen's realm | 22 |
| Domain of a British nobleman | 28 |
| British lord's domain | 25 |
| Like Handel's music | 23 |
| Highly embellished style | 24 |
| Like Scarlatti's music | 26 |
| "Roseanne" star | 25 |
| Roseanne's maiden name | 26 |
| Roseanne's surname | 22 |
| Roseanne's last name | 24 |
| Sculptor Roger Terry ___ | 24 |
| Roseanne of sitcom fame | 23 |
| Reno's predecessor | 22 |
| Mystery writer Nevada ___ | 25 |
| Bush Attorney General William | 29 |
| Attorney general before Reno | 28 |
| Volley, as of questions | 23 |
| Overwhelming quantities | 23 |
| Ballerina's support | 23 |
| Wilkes-___, Pennsylvania | 24 |
| Ballet school handrail | 22 |
| Ballerinas find it supportive | 29 |
| Wilkes's other half | 23 |
| Vermont quarrying town | 22 |
| Vermont granite center | 22 |
| Support for a ballerina | 23 |
| Place to practice pliés | 26 |
| Melissa Hayden's handrail | 29 |
| Hip-high horizontal handrail | 28 |