Books
- Fitzgerald, Georgene Davis. Frank S. Matsura, A Scrapbook. Okanogan County Historical Society, 2007.
- Kurihara, Tatsuo (栗原達男). Furanku to yobareta otoko: Seibu no shashinka "Matsuura Sakae" no kiseki (フランクと呼ばれた男―西部の写真家「松浦栄」の軌跡, A man named Frank: Memories of Sakae Matsuura, photographer of the West). (Japanese) Tokyo: Jōhō Sentā Shuppankyoku, 1993. ISBN 4-7958-1422-8.
- Okanogan County Historical Society and the Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle, eds. Images of Okanogan County as Photographed by Frank S. Matsura. Pediment, 2002. ISBN 1-932129-20-0.
- Roe, JoAnn. Frank Matsura: Frontier Photographer. Seattle: Madrona, 1981. ISBN 0-914842-67-6. Canadian edition: The Real Old West: Images of a Frontier. Vancouver: Douglas & McIntyre, 1981. ISBN 0-88894-340-7. This book received the Governor's Award (Washington), Pacific NW Booksellers' Award, a Merit Award from Photographic Society of New York, and the National Federation of Press Women Award.
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