 Also around this time, the school became a mission of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, an affiliation that lasted 18 years.Moving into the 1980s, school officials broke ground in February 1983 for constructing a new library, but in order to do so, part of Keswick's history was removed.The early log-cabin farmhouse, where Keswick's first classes were held, was partially demolished, Leaving only one room, maintained for elementary music classes.