A woolen mill is a facility where wool is processed and transformed into various textile products. The process typically involves cleaning raw wool, spinning it into yarn, and weaving or knitting it into fabric. Woolen mills have played a significant role in the textile industry, especially in regions known for sheep farming. Historically, many woolen mills were established during the Industrial Revolution, leading to increased production and accessibility of woolen goods. Today, some woolen mills continue to operate, producing items like blankets, sweaters, and carpets, while others have shifted to more sustainable practices to meet modern consumer demands.