The Goole Museum, in the homonymous town of Google is a museum he East Riding Museum. It is a small city museum in the local area where the life, love and loss of people and their industrial heritage is told. The ship models built in Goole are also exhibited here: the collection includes Sir Malcolm Campbell's Blue Bird ocean-going motor yacht model, built by Goole Shipbuilders in 1938.

The Goole Museum has the largest collection of Reuben Chappell's works outside the National Maritime Museum. Chappell was extremely attached to the town of Goole. Here the painter began his career and then got married. In many of his works, after signing he added "Goole". Most of his works are exhibited in the Education Room.

The bond between Goole and the community is so strong that numerous donations of photos and objects of the local population have been made for a total of 6,000 images. Among the collections, we remember the Garside Collection, donated to the city by the late Harold Garside, a renowned historian and veteran of the First World War. Its collection examines the history of the city before the 19th century.