The Lime Kilns at Fountain Rock Park and Nature Center are a prominent historical feature that highlights the area's industrial past. Built in the 1800s, these kilns were once part of a thriving limestone quarry operation, where limestone was heated to produce lime for agriculture and construction. Today, the restored kilns serve as an educational landmark within the park, offering visitors a glimpse into the region’s heritage. Interpretive signs and guided tours help explain the lime production process and the site's significance to local history, making the kilns a unique and meaningful stop during any visit to the park.