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- Cover of the 1907 edition of The Mineral Waters and Health Resorts of New Zealand, Wohlmann's brochure distributed by the government tourism agency, and tourist map of spa regions . (en)
- Christchurch International Exhibition, 1906. On the left, Wohlmann presents his project to Prime Minister Joseph Ward at the inauguration. Center, illustration from the exhibition booklet showing Maori women cooking their food with steam. Right, souvenir postcard showing a geyser and miniature fumarole cones. (en)
- Four of the treatments introduced by Wohlmann in Rotorua. From left to right: needle shower , Aix shower-massage using the method developed by French doctor Forestier in Aix-les-Bains , four-cell galvanic bath using the method of Austrian doctor Schnee and hot-air electrothermal bath using the method of British doctor Greville . (en)
- Photographs taken in 1960 showing the dilapidated state of the baths, which closed for good in 1966. (en)
- Photographs in 1916 of soldiers fitted with orthopaedic devices after paralysis following wounds. (en)
- Illustrations from The Hot Springs of New Zealand, vernacular use of thermal resources for cooking and laundry. (en)
- Rotorua Baths. From left to right: photograph of construction, circa 1907; watercolour by Wohlmann illustrating a paving project for the baths; photograph of the inauguration, , attended by the Prime Minister, Joseph Ward, Admiral Sperry accompanied by 200 officers of the American fleet and Maori dignitaries; photograph of the foyer adorned with statues by Charles Francis Summers, which John Horrocks notes implicitly express a kind of promise of the benefits that curists can expect in return for the treatments they agree to undergo. (en)
- Two watercolours by William Fox. The first, circa 1864, depicts hot-water pools in the White Terraces, a natural wonder destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 1886; the second, from 1874, shows a bath near Taupō, illustrating a report submitted to the Prime Minister on the prospects for exploiting thermal resources. (en)
- Two of Rotorua's thermal baths predate the Rotorua Baths, which Wohlmann disapproved of as much for their rusticity as for their unhygienic and dangerous nature. On the left, the Postmaster Baths and on the right, the Blue Bath. (en)
- Two press cartoons by Wohlmann extolling New Zealand's spa resources. In the first , the mud baths; in the second , the benefits of Rotorua. (en)
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- Rotorua Bath House, interior dilapidated view of massage table with body shower, Rotorua.jpg (en)
- Aix massage douche, Sanatorium, Rotorua.jpg (en)
- Construction of the Rotorua Baths.jpg (en)
- Crater, Te Tarata Rotomahana.jpg (en)
- Douche treatment Rotorua.jpg (en)
- Has he been in the roadless north.jpg (en)
- In the blue bath.jpg (en)
- Interior View Rotorua Bath.jpg (en)
- Jacks Bath near Taupo.jpg (en)
- Maori Laundry.jpg (en)
- Maori Women cooking.jpg (en)
- Maori woman cooking.jpg (en)
- Opening Rotorua Baths.jpg (en)
- Postmaster Baths, Rotorua.jpg (en)
- Quadriceps and peroneal paralysis.jpg (en)
- Rotorua Bath pavement.jpg (en)
- Rotorua at the Exhibition.jpg (en)
- Thermal Springs Exhibit.jpg (en)
- Wohlmann Herald.jpg (en)
- Wohlmann Ward Christchuch .jpg (en)
- Wonderland, the hot lakes region, New Zealand.jpg (en)
- Gunshot-wound of left side of skull - Extensor paralysis of right arm, thigh and leg.jpg (en)
- Mineral Waters and Health Resort of New Zealand.jpg (en)
- Interior view of dilapidated walls within Rotorua Bath House with bath and shower.jpg (en)
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