The location of the buildings is the same, with the house standing south of the driveway and the outbuildings positioned west and slightly north of the house.
The structure of the buildings matches as well. There is the house, with its two chimneys at the south and north ends; the same number of windows; the location of the front door; and the two small openings at the attic level on the end walls - and - then, the barn, in the background, with its ridgepole running east and west.
Josephus Ditman sold his Milford Township property in 1922; so, in name, Joe's Radiance Farm has faded away. However, the property, at 5175 Hamilton-Richmond Road, still exists, as indicated in the following 2021 Google images. Notice the similarities between the photos from the early 1900s (above) and the 2021 images (below).
James Ditman, great-grandson of Jospehus Ditman provided the following quotation about Minnie Mitten: "Minnie Mitten is her real name. She was born Wilhelmina Magin. Her nickname was Minnie. She married Morris Mitten. They lived in Westminster, Maryland. I don't see any Magins, in my (Ancestery) tree but I have seen the name a lot as well as the Mittens."
The following info about Minnie MItten was found at the Family Search.org website: 1 December 1880 - 20 May 1952 (Age 71) Carroll, Maryland, United States. - When Wilhelmina Magin was born on 1 December 1880, in Carroll, Maryland, United States, her father, Charles Magin, was 31 and her mother, Martha Alice Seipp, was 21. She had at least 1 daughter with Morris Mitten. She lived in District 7, Carroll, Maryland, United States in 1910 and Westminster, Carroll, Maryland, United States for about 10 years. She died on 20 May 1952, in Carroll, Maryland, United States, at the age of 71.
Below: This is an image from the time that Minnie Mitten visited the Ditmans on the Radiance Farm.
