Though incorrectly credited sometimes to Walter Heath Williams, an example of the work of Walter Williams, son of George Augustus Williams is The Pass at Llanberris in the Harris Museum & Art Gallery at Preston Lancashire.Reynolds (1975), p. 162. Examples probably exist in other British museums as well that are wrongly attributed to his namesake.Art UK lists 9 works of Walter Heath Williams. Of these, two landscapes of farm fields and another two of coastal scenes at Hastings are no doubt his, but there is less certainty with four river scenes and some of these were probably painted by the Walter Williams of Surrey. The 9th painting in the BBC listing is The Pass at Llanberris, which Jan Reynolds (1975) attributes to the Walter Williams of Surrey, son of George Augustus Williams.
