Esperance Museum

The Esperance Museum is a community history museum located at the corner of James and Dempster Streets in Esperance, Western Australia. Operated by the Shire of Esperance, it preserves and displays the region's social, maritime, agricultural and industrial heritage. Notable for housing debris from NASA's Skylab space station which crashed near Esperance in 1979, the museum features pioneer artefacts, photographs, machinery and Aboriginal cultural material documenting the town's development.

Visitors can expect a volunteer-run local history museum in central Esperance with indoor galleries and outdoor displays. Inside are pioneer household items, photographs, documents, maritime artefacts and Aboriginal cultural material. Outside are large agricultural machinery, vehicles and industrial equipment. The central exhibit is wreckage from NASA's Skylab re-entry in 1979. The setting is a historic building complex near the foreshore, with self-guided viewing through themed rooms and sheds.