<p>This is part of my other thread about the architecture project…but I was wondering if anyone here had a picture of the interior of the Low Library, particularly the rotunda part (the area right under the dome)…if any of you have taken pictures of this on your own trip to Columbia or perhaps can find a modern picture of the interior online, could you post them? I would really appreciate it!</p>
<p>[Low</a> Library (dusted white version) photo - Brian Wagner photos at pbase.com](<a href=“PBase.com”>PBase.com)</p>
<p>[Columbia</a> University Photo Gallery by Sheena Xin Liu at pbase.com](<a href=“Sheena Xin Liu's Photo Galleries at pbase.com”>Password Protected Gallery)</p>
<p>[Columbia</a> University Low Library - Morningside Heights Photo Gallery by Hubert Steed at pbase.com](<a href=“Hubert Steed's Photo Galleries at pbase.com”>Columbia University Low Library - Morningside Heights Photo Gallery by Hubert Steed at pbase.com)</p>
<p>Not sure if this is what you’re looking for, I don’t think there’s any interior shots-but there are some great shots of low library. Just some galleries I’ve bookmarked because I’m just that obsessive.</p>
<p>Hmmm no can’t find any. It’s beautiful though, all marble. And there’s like four statues of greek gods on the balcony, colored glass, all that stuff.</p>
<p>yeah I really need a picture of the interior. Also, speaking of that, anyone know if Columbia has any churches that have ambulatories? or pilasters?</p>