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A keystone is the stone at the top center of an arch. It holds all the other stones in place, which is why it is called the keystone. Keystones are often decorated quite elaborately.
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.
L is for Lighthouse
A lintel is a horizontal structural component, supported at each end by a post. Lintels are commonly seen above windows and doors in older houses, supporting the bricks or stone above the opening.
A lodge is a small house or building, often in the countryside in the mountains or near a forest. A lodge is usually a place to holiday and can range from a simple cabin to a small hotel.
Lodge might also mean a short stay somewhere.
Lodge might also mean a short stay somewhere.
M is for Marquee (Tent)
A mausoleum is a type of tomb, a place where dead bodies are placed. They are usually found in cemeteries. Mausoleums are typically quite ornate small buildings, with a room underneath them. Mausoleums often hold the bodies of an entire family.
A newel is a thick post in a stairway, usually found at the bottom or top of a staircase, or where the stairs change direction. Newel posts can be quite decorative.
O is for Observatory
