History
OH 708 was first designated in 1937 along the routing that it currently occupies. No significant changes have taken place to the routing of OH 708 itself; just in the routes that intersect OH 708. The route that OH 708 meets at its southern terminus was first designated OH 69; eventually, it was renumbered OH 235. Also, the route that OH 708 intersects in Russells Point was first given the designation of OH 32. Later, it would be replaced by US 33, and when US 33 was re-aligned further south, the former alignment became an extension of OH 366.
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