Mezzolombardo Antica is a personal digital collection curated by Gilberto Stevanin, preserving images and stories connected to Mezzolombardo, Trentino, and the wider region. Its central focus is historical postcards, presented as tangible records of everyday life, places, people, emotions, and events from the past. The collection also includes commercial invoices, religious symbols, photographs, writings, poetry, and artwork by local creators.

Visitors can explore themed albums covering Mezzolombardo before, during, and after the First World War, as well as subjects such as the town’s tramway, Forte della Rocchetta, Trentino’s artists, regional history, cycling, and notable local figures. Dedicated collections document places including Val di Non and Coredo, and people such as Riccardo Maroni, Giorgio Wenter Marini, and Giacomo Bresadola. The site shares material from Stevanin’s own collection alongside items published with permission from other collectors or credited sources. Albums contain multiple images, allowing visitors to browse a broad visual archive that celebrates the history, culture, and artistic identity of Trentino.