History
- 1933 – Original route established; originally routed from Minford to Beaver along its current alignment.
- 1938 – Extended north to Waverly via a previously unnumbered road.
- 1939 – Extended south to Portsmouth via a previously unnumbered road.
During its concurency with U.S. 23 and State Route 104 in Waverly, its signage is backwards, hence where it joins 23, 335 North becomes 335 South, and 335 South becomes North. For example, The signs during the concurrency should read 23/104 North, 335 South, but instead they all say North.
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