Torrey Auditorium is one of the oldest buildings on site. Set just back from the bluff overlooking the lake, it is one of the original Monon Railroad structures.

Many of the old buildings were designed by railroad architects, and therefore had many similarities to depots of the time. It was originally built to be a dance hall and has been used as a library and a men's dormitory as well. But for most of its history it has been used as an auditorium.

 Renovated in the fall of 2000 with a new foundation, windows, carpet, seating, lighting and sound system, heating and air conditioning, this building is full of history and has been listed on the registry of National Historic Landmarks.

Looking up at the original exposed trusses you can almost hear the sounds of days gone by -- music both secular and gospel, filling the rafters. God has been faithful in using this facility to bring people to a place of rest and restoration for over a century!

Torrey has a raised platform and seats a maximum capacity of 350.