when the car was introduced, they even had amelia earhart christen the first terraplane to call attention to the modern progress in air travel. we're looking here at a 1953 hudson jet. in the 1950s, there's the beginning of what we now call the compact cars. hudson also got into the compact car business and built this 1953 hudson jet. a little bit smaller. and lower priced than the full-sized hudson. by then, hudson had discontinued their terraplane car. and so this was also kind of a re-entry into the low price market. next to it we have a 1946 hudson. 1946, after world war ii, the manufacturers that had cars that were manufactured prior to the war, after the war was over. they used their bodies and their dyes that they had used for their cars in the 1930s. and maybe updated the decoration, the grill a little bit. but esntially, they were what we called rebadged cars. they took their 1930s early 1940s cars and no production during world war ii. and brought them out again after world war ii when the demand for cars was pretty big. and so by 1954 and when the sales decrease, they didn't ha

when the car was introduced, they even had amelia earhart christian the first terra plane to call attention to modern progress in air travel. we're looking here at 1953 hudson jet. in the 1950s, it was the beginning of what we now call the compact cars. hudson also got into the compact car business and built his 1953 hudson jet. little bit smaller. lower priced than the full-sized hudson. by then, hudson had discontinued their terra plane car. so this was also a kind of re-entry into the low-price market. next to it, we have a 1946 hudson. 1946 after world war ii the manufacturers that had cars that were manufactured prior to the war. after the war was over, they used their bodies and their guys that they had used for their cars in the 1930s and maybe updated the decoration, the grill a little bit. but essentially they were what we call rebadged cars. they took their 1930s, early 1940s cars. no production during world war ii. and brought them out again after world war ii, when the demand for cars was pretty big. so by 1954, when the sales decreased, they didn't have money for engineering to

this one of amelia earhart was first. >> while we were doing that, we yelled, emma you just flew a planeen the two portraits is so amazing. >> reporter: so this was a learning project as well. you and emma found the people, the portraits, and you taught her what each had accomplished. >> during each session we talked about these amazing women and how they changed our lives for the better because of what they've done. >> what was your favorite? >> coco chanel. >> reporter: coco chanel? how come? >> because the shirt was soft. >> reporter: so it was all about the clothes for you. >> yeah. >> reporter: moore posted the photographs on her blog and titled the selection "not just a girl." how did you realize when you realized this blog was being shared on people's facebook pages and passed around by the thousands? >> very surprised. shocked. >> reporter: a professional photographer for about a year, moore has had 3 million people view her block and more than a thousand comments on facebook. >> people have sent me photos of shoots they did with their daughters that they have sent from all over

this one of amelia earhart was first. >> while we were doing that, we yelled, emma you just flew a planea learning project as well. you and emma found the people, the portraits, and you taught her what each had accomplished. >> during each session we talked about these amazing women and how they changed our lives for the better because of what they've done. >> what was your favorite? >> coco chanel. >> reporter: coco chanel? how come? >> because the shirt was soft. >> reporter: so it was all about the clothes for you. >> yeah. >> reporter: moore posted the photographs on her blog and titled the selection "not just a girl." how did you realize when you realized this blog was being shared on people's facebook pages and passed around by the thousands? >> very surprised. shocked. >> reporter: a professional photographer for about a year, moore has had 3 million people view her block and more than a thousand comments on facebook. >> people have sent me photos of shoots they did with their daughters that they have sent from all over the world that have been amazing. >> reporter: moore's homage