The Thirty-Two Mile Station site, about 7 miles southwest of Hastings, was a Russell, Majors & Waddell home station on the Pony Express and stage line in 1860–61; Richard Burton stopped here in August 1860, and the station burned after the raids of August 1864. A granite monument and Pony Express marker stand on the east side of S. Osage Avenue, about 280 yards south of W. Oak Ridge Road; the site itself is private farmland. It has been on the National Register since 1975.