Barney Hall The heart of the campus, Barney Hall has served many purposes over the past 100 years including pool hall, parsonage, and lodging house. The wood frame building now holds Adamant Music School's Dining Hall, a practice studio and sleeping quarters and is the hub of daily activities for the School.

Built in the 1890s, the building was an abandoned parsonage when the School's founders began renting it in 1942. Against the advice of several contractors, the founders went to great lengths to rehabilitate the historic structure and eventually bought the building. Over the years, it has been extensively renovated and expanded to become the operating center of the Adamant Music School. Today, the building serves as a central meeting place for the School's participants, staff, faculty and visitors.