"The Snake Pit". The stadium is notable for having been built into the side of a large hill. Employment and environment The town had an unemployment rate of 5.4%, as of Dec 2014. The situation has substantially improved since 1992, when the unemployment rate peaked as high as 15.1% with the loss of industrial jobs. Duke Energy's Gibson Generating Station is the nearest employer of substantial size. The Gibson County, Indiana power plant is located less than a mile away from Mount Carmel, directly across the river. It is the third-largest coal power plant in the world, and the ninth largest power plant in the United States. Additional nearby employers include Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana, which produces the Sequoia, Sienna, Highlander, and Highlander Hybrid lines. Many of TMMI's Suppliers and subsidiaries are also located in and around Princeton, Indiana, 12 miles away. Other employers include Champion Laboratories plant in Albion, Illinois that produces air and fuel filters and an ATS (now TBIL) plant in Lawrenceville, which also supplies TMMI. Local employers include several oil and gas firms, exploiting the Southern Indiana Oil Basin, which extends into Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky. It once had reserves of more than of crude oil. On April 5, 2007, Foundation Coal Holdings, Inc., of Linthicum Heights, Maryland, announced plans to close the Wabash Mine in nearby Keensburg, Illinois, meaning a loss of nearly 230 jobs in Wabash County. Mount Carmel lost 270 jobs in 2003 due to the closing of a Snap-on Tools factory, which had operated since 1937. Notable people Brace Beemer, voice of The Lone Ranger radio program John Clancy, American playwright and author, owner of Mount Carmel business Little Egypt Arts Center Charles H. Constable, judge; Illinois state senator; friend of Abraham Lincoln; lived in Mount Carmel Archie Dees, forward / center with the Indiana program, four NBA teams and one ABL; attended Mount Carmel High School Orlando B. Ficklin, state congressman (1851–1853) George W. Fithian, state congressman (1889–1895) Darla Jean Flannery, singer Glenn Goodart, manager of Grand Rapids Hotel, finance commissioner, and county treasurer Edward B. Green, attorney, resided in Mt. Carmel before and after serving as the first Chief Justice of the Oklahoma Territory Supreme Court (1890-1893) Juanita Havill, children's author known for Jamaica Books Charles T. Hinde, riverboat captain, businessman, original investor of Hotel del Coronado Edmund C. Hinde, gold miner during California Gold Rush Harry Hinde, businessman, inventor,