Murray Lundberg

Murray Lundberg (born 1950) is a Canadian historian, tour guide, writer, and photographer, whose primary focus is the history and lifestyle of the Yukon Territory and Alaska.

He has authored two books, Fractured Veins & Broken Dreams and The Alaska Highway, and has helped edit other books and articles on northern subjects.^{[citation needed]}

His photography highlights the scenery, landscapes, wildlife, and lifestyle of the Yukon Territory^[1] and Alaska, and is featured on his network of websites, notably ExploreNorth.^[2]

The former pilot and one-time Auxiliary member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is a popular speaker and storyteller on cruise ships, and has been a member of numerous community boards, including that of the Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race.^{[citation needed]} His wilderness tours encompass the Alaska, Yukon, and the Northwest Territories. He has also appeared on numerous Yukon-related radio, television and Internet programs.^{[citation needed]}

Lundberg lives in Whitehorse, Yukon and spends much of his time at his cabin on the shores of Bennett Lake at Carcross, Yukon.^{[citation needed]}

References

1. ^ Murray Lundberg, Yukon Roadhouses, YouTube.
2. ^ Murray Lundberg, "Life on the Edge: Images of Carcross", ExploreNorth.

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