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Step into the story of Crossett’s timber-town beginnings at the Old Company House Museum, where a former millworker shotgun-style house and a handcrafted replica of an 1830s pioneer cabin stand together to tell the region’s industrial and settlement legacy. Located just off Arkansas Highway 133 T and rooted in Ashley County’s early 20th-century lumber era, the museum offers guided tours by appointment that transport visitors beyond the facade into quiet living rooms, original mill structures, and the very settings where generations found their daily lives shaped by the forest and the mill. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious about what fueled this town’s growth, the Old Company House Museum is a profoundly local stop — combining authenticity, architecture and heritage in one compelling experience.