What 'Place' in 1871?

[CarolA3]

This is part of a census-taker's area in 1871.  The fourth line down has 'something Place' and I've seen two different transcriptions of it.  I pretty much know where it would have been but unfortunately it doesn't seem to show up on any maps.

I have an opinion but no evidence.  What do you think?

Carol

[JenB]

Looking at the actual pages on the census it looks like Tin Place?

[heywood]

It looks like Tim Place.
The 'T' is similar to the 'T' in Taylor but not quite the same.
What does the address say on the census form? Sometimes I have to go back and forth and check the Enumerator's walk because of the differences in handwriting as you have done here.

[JenB]

What does the address say on the census form?

See reply #1 

[heywood]

I posted after you JenB so saw your reply in the warning but not the image.

It just shows - my thoughts were that it was the initial letter that was causing the problems 

[JenB]

The reference for the actual page is RG 10 / 1439 / 76 / pps 41 & 42

[Flattybasher9]

"Tin Place" but where?

Regards

Malky

[Bookbox]

I read it as Lion Place.

[AMBLY]

It is, as Bookbox says, Lion Place   

Have found it in 1881, the 'walk' is almost identical.  Will post an image.

Cheers
AMBLY