NATURAL, EFFICIENT, MODERN...OLD
In 1914 the Woolen Mill grossed approximately $16,500, three years later it increased to $41,000 and in 1918 to $94,000 due to the Mill's contracts to produce products for W.W.1. During W.W.1 and into the early 1920's the Woolen Mill was the largest employer in town employing between 21-25 people. Employees at the Mill recall that their bosses were "honest, very hard working and dedicated men..."
From its beginnings in 1894, servicing local sheepherders, to knitting socks for the doughboys in Europe, the Frankenmuth Woolen Mill has served its Country and Community for over one-hundred years. Join us in our story, through our photo slideshow and video - experience a "Working Piece of History".
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