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File represents the records created and consulted during the conservatorship of Erickson's estate. Erickson's daughter Monica was appointed in 1987 to manage his estate due to failing health and mental capabilities. Sub-series includes documents gathered as proof of Erickson's poor health and competence; transcripts of proceedings in the establishment of the conservatorship; Erickson's probate; administration and financial details of the conservatorship; settlement with third wife Eva Erickson; lawsuits against AMOCO Oil, Callon Petroleum, and Roberta Simes; inventories of Erickson's estate; tax documents; property management; research completed by Aileen Ashton and Monica as employees of the conservatorship; and the termination of the conservatorship upon Erickson's passing.

File consists of records relating to lawsuits and legal issues involving Erickson before he was represented by conservator Monica. Content includes: general legal documents (probate, court appearances, power of attorney discussions), lawsuits against family (sister Roberta Simes, divorce from second wife Aileen Ashton, marriage and divorce with third wife Evangelina Trujillo Erickson and accusation of kidnapping) property, lawsuits involving employees (most notably Lourdes Pena, Zelda Suplee), lawsuits against businesses (notably Royal Viking Line), and attorney administration (Alfred Keep, Goldenring & Goldenring, and Michael Pratter).

The Milbank Estate litigation records surround Erickson's purchase of property in Los Angeles in 1983 and the subsequent cases against ONE Inc. for the deed to the property and building. Includes case numbers: C541097, C499120, C502792, C693216, C741682, and B051473. Content consists of legal documents, research for the cases, case transcripts, and stipulations of settlement. The folders in this sub-series have been grouped by legal case number, which is the approach taken by ONE Archives in Los Angeles. The case order differs here.

Subseries documents Dana Beyer's research on the effects of in-utero exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES), which she conducted with colleagues Scott Kerlin from the University of Victoria, and Milton Diamond from the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. Material includes correspondence, research papers and presentations, articles, and clippings.

Subseries includes business cards collected by Dana Beyer, and one signed baseball.

Subseries documents Dana Beyer's three unsuccessful campaigns for public office: State Delegate in 2010, and State Senator in 2014 and 2018. Material includes campaign literature for Beyer and other candidates, correspondence, financial documents, meeting records, sample ballots, consulting agreements, copies of official candidacy documents, clippings and articles, speech drafts, meeting agendas, Beyer's financial disclosure form, and miscellaneous administrative documents. Material also includes buttons and an optical disk.

Subseries documents Dana Beyer's involvement with LGBTQ organizations and activism for equal rights of transgender people. Material includes activism literature, administrative documents, correspondence, reports, conference material, official documents, and testimonials. Material also includes awards and buttons.

Subseries also documents the Montgomery Ethics Commission's investigation into Dana Beyer's alleged harassment of petitioners, and Beyer's subsequent complaint of discrimination and violation of her civil rights. Records were produced chiefly in response to interrogatories and document requests. Material includes correspondence, news articles, Ethics Commission meeting minutes, web page printouts, legislative acts, affidavits, 911 call and interview transcripts, notes, and petitioners’ records.

Virginia Prince fonds is comprised of the following series: awards and certificates, correspondence, publications, photographs, and ephemera.

The subseries is comprised of the following: administrative records, conference and convention materials, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports and research materials. Research material includes approximately three hundred completed RSI Transperson Surveys disseminated in 2002.

Subseries consists of published resources, including books, journals, newsletters, and zines.