Samuel M. Slover and his family came to Parker County from Arkansas in the mid-1850s. The Slover Community was established soon after, and this one-room log cabin was constructed in northeast Parker County on the Robinson family land. It served the community as a school, home, and later as storage for hay before being returned to its original state in 1983. The cabin is an example of fine early workmanship. Beginning at the Slover School, the education of the community's ancestors formed the backbone of this community and the Parker County area, and the cabin remains a reminder of architectural history and the early education system there.