List of structures

A ledge is similar to a shelf, being fairly narrow and horizontal. Ledges are generally built into a building, either for decoration or for practical reasons, like a windowledge.

A lighthouse is a tower that is built on a dangerous, rocky coastline. A lighthouse has a bright light in the top of it so ships can see it from a long way away. Lighthouses were built so that ships would know not to go too close to a rocky shore, so they didn't crash. Lighthouses were also used to mark the entrance to a harbour so ships could find where they were going at night.

Manor is another word for mansion, a very large house and its land.

A marquee is a protruding structure over a theater typically decorated in neon lights, which advertises a movie or play.

A moat is a trench dug around a structure like a castle to stop people from getting in. Moats may be dry, or filled with water.

A mosque is a place of worship for Muslim people.

A pagoda is a style of building typically seen as a temple in countries like Japan or China. Pagodas often have many layers of decorative roof, with upturned edges.

A pier is a walkway/a> that leads from the shore of a beach out over open water.

A platform is a horizontal surface that is raised up higher than what is around it.
Platforms are commonly used at train stations so you can get into the train easier, and as a stage.

A pole is a very tall post. Poles are often used to hold something up, like a tent or power lines.
A Pole is also someone from Poland.