The Log Cabin Community, also known as Springfield, did not have a store until the 1930s. The store was run as a community cooperative. It was also a community gathering spot. To the right of the store, once stood a cafeteria that fed schoolchildren who attended the school across the street. While built before the Rosenwald era, the school applied for and received additional funding from the Rosenwald Fund to improve upon and expand the school.

It is a contributing property to the Camilla-Zack Community Center Historic District.