Wool Exchange Warehouse

The Wool Exchange Warehouse was a historic building in Bradford, England, constructed in the early 20th century as a central hub for trading and storing wool. Its architecture reflects a period of prosperity when the wool industry was vital to the region’s economy. The warehouse provided a secure space for wool merchants to buy, sell, and grade wool before it was processed or exported. Over time, the building’s role diminished as industry practices changed, and it has since been repurposed or preserved for its architectural and historical significance.