Perseverance IV

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Perseverance IV immediately after launch in 1937 at Dapdune Wharf, Guildford.
History
Name	Perseverance IV
Owner	Wm Stevens & Sons
Operator	Wm Stevens & Sons
Route	From Coxes Lock Mill, Weybridge through the Wey and Godalming Navigations and the Thames, to the London Docklands
Builder	GJV Edwards and Sons, Dapdune Wharf
Launched	1934
Out of service	1982
Refit	1964-6
Name	Perseverance IV
Owner	National Trust
Acquired	1982
Refit	1986–87, 1998
Homeport	Dapdune Wharf
General characteristics
Type	Wey barge[1]
Tonnage	32.25 long tons (32.77 t)[1]
Length	74 ft (23 m)[1]
Beam	13.66 ft (4.16 m)
Draught	4 ft (1.2 m)[1]
Installed power	Bow-hauled
Capacity	80–90 tons

Perseverance IV is a preserved Wey barge, moored at Dapdune Wharf on the River Wey in Surrey, England. She was the final barge to leave that surviving main boatyard on the river. She did so in 1966 and is on the National Register of Historic Ships under registration number 2080, outside of the National Historic Fleet.