
EBHS Website Homepage
On the front-page of the site, you will find direct links to all the major sections of our website; About EBHS, Get involved, Collections, Stories, Research, News and Contact Information.
About
In this section, you can find out how EBHS got started. You can also see a list of our current board members and how the EBHS gets funded.
Get Involved
In this section, you can discover the benefits of becoming a member. Find out about becoming a Volunteer, and how you can make donations and as a result expand the EBHS collection.
Collections
In this section, you will find significant historical collections, that will continue to expand over time. Our first collections on the EBHS site feature Nanambinia and Sporting Day Events.
Stories
In this section, you will find a ‘biographical dictionary’ which is a great research tool for Esperance historians. The A-Z Search allows you to find biographies of the early pioneers and their families.
Research
In this section, you can travel along the Esperance Timeline, dating from early European settlement. You can also discover more about the Pioneer Graves in Esperance Cemetery. A map shows you where to find the Historical plaques in the Esperance district. Also, noteworthy for day trippers, are plaques of early schools that can be found along the Mallee School Trail.
News
Above all, we plan to regularly update our site content, as we certainly have so much more to add! For that reason we encourage you to signup for our newsletter, to receive notifications of any updates to the website.
Visit us
In this section, you will find all our contact information, details about the Museum, where our office is located. You can also view some historical publications we have for sale, at the Esperance Museum.
Social Media
Around the EBHS website, you will see many social media buttons. We encourage you to use these to share pages that you have enjoyed or found interesting. And finally, please like our Facebook page, and spread the word!
What happens Next?
Esperance Bay Historical Society will continue to develop and improve the website. We aim to provide even more historical information to help you study, research and get involved with the society .
We’re really proud of the new EBHS website and we hope you are too!