Graysonia's last recorded resident was Brown Hickman, who left the area in 1951. The remains of the city are not on a main highway, but are located on a dirt county road named after the town. It is located off of Highway 8 about 15 miles west of Arkadelphia and 10 miles east of Amity on the Antoine River in Clark County. Several concrete mill buildings circa 1907 including two kilns, the fire house, water resovoir, a portion of the main mill building and one shotgun house. Several deer camps dot the area, some made from buildings once used as company housing.
Several foundations remian in the woods that was once the city limits.
The town incorporated soon after as an actual city with Nick Peters as the first mayor. It concentrated on cutting the virgin timber in the area. The mill officially cut out in 1932 and immediately turned its attention to the recently discovered cinnabar ore found in the region. Unfortunately, cinnbar was not enough to keep town alive. A CCC camp was located in the city during the 1930s as well.