The centre has five themed shops, The Corner Shop selling a range of ladies and children's fashion and toiletries; The Christmas Shop with toys and decorations; The Stable Shop selling cards, books and pictures; The Pantry, a sweet shop; and Fantasyland stocking a range of items.

Eurostop's e‑rmis and e-pos systems have been selected to enable Thursford's managers to oversee the wide range of stock and for its easy-to-use Windows-based interface.

Thursford is planning to use the e-rmis head office system to handle its wide stock inventory, enabling it to manage and re-order both the continuity and seasonal merchandise required across the different shops.

The Thursford Collection is a family visitor centre hosting the world's largest collection of steam engines and organs.

Eurostop, founded in 1990 and with operations in London, Singapore and Shanghai, provides solutions for retail management for the fashion, footwear and general merchandise sectors encompassing both hardware and software.