Dry Bridge School
- Also Known As: East Martinsville Grammer School
- Also Known As: VDHR ID 120-5034
- Original Name: Dry Bridge School for Negroes
- Address: 1005 Jordan St
- Vicinity: Off Boden St, S of E Church St
- Neighborhood of Central in Martinsville
The Dry Bridge School in Martinsville, Virginia, is a brick, four-room educational facility built from 1928 to 1930 to serve East Martinsville's black population in Henry County. The school is eligible under the Rosenwald Schools in Virginia Multiple Property Submission for nomination under Criterion A at the local level of significance with the categories of Education and Ethnic Heritage, Black, for its compelling association with the School Improvement League of East Martinsville Baptist Church, a group dedicated to the advancement of the black community through better education. The school remains standing and fully intact, having served as part of the non-profit MARC Workshop since 1969. Architecturally, Dry Bridge School is an excellent example of the schools built under the Rosenwald Foundation's sponsorship, and according to their published specifications. The period of significance dates from 1927, the year that the School Improvement League began its efforts, to 1948 when annexation brought Dry Bridge School into the Martinsville School District as East Martinsville School. - NRHP, 25 February 2009