Further Reading
- Coal Faces Mining Lives. Portraits of an industry and its people, Imogen D. Townsend. The National Mining Museum for England Trust Ltd 2005. ISBN 1-872925-10-3
- Shafts of Light: Mining Art in the Great Northern Coalfield, Robert McManners and Gillian Wales, Gemini Productions, 2002. ISBN 978-0-9532217-1-4
- The Artists of Northumbria, Marshall Hall, Art Dictionaries, Bristol, England, 2005. ISBN 0-9532609-9-2
- Marjorie Arnfield, A Celebration of her Life and Work, Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham University, 2001. ISBN 1-900809-95-8
- St Ives Journey, Artists & Illustrators, September 2000, ISSN 02694697
- In Conversation, Marjorie Arnfield, The Artist, March 1999, ISSN 00043877
- Testament To Coal, Artists & Illustrators, October 1998, ISSN 02694697
- Marjorie Arnfield, National Coal Mining Museum for England, May 1998
- Marjorie Arnfield, Artist's Statement, written by the artist about her personal reasons for her mining art, and published for an exhibition at Bishop Auckland Town Hall, 1999.
- An Artist's Retreat, Woman and Home Magazine, February 1995
- Durham Biographies Volume 6, Durham County Historical Society, December 2009
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