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Rumbelow is a pioneering name in Victor Harbor

Peter Rumbelow with a portrait of  Malen Rumbelow 2nd who was born at Mildenhall, England on 15th June 1846. At the age of eight he accompanied his family to Port Adelaide on the Barque Pestonjee Bomanjee. Painted by W.R. Needs. Peter Matthews Collection.
Michael Simmons

The name Rumbelow has been synonymous with the Encounter Bay/Victor Harbor region since the 1850's, when Malen, his wife Alice […]

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