Unfortunately, it burned on August 24th. The British did it! The British did it! The Americans saw the White House going up in flames and took it as a sure sign they lost the War of 1812. After the fire, the British raided the White House for all its spoils. Luckily, General Andrew Jackson (yes, the future president) prevented the British from taking over New Orleans five months after the fire...resurging the hopes of many Americans. It took two years to rebuild the White House, 1815-1817.
In 1814 the white house was burnt down by the British. It was made of stone so only the inside was destroyed.
The white house was burned down.
The White House was burnt down by British soldiers in the year of 1814. Also, in 1814 the Treaty of Ghent was established ending war of 1812.
Yes, the first White House was burned down on August 24, 1814.
In 1814, the White House was burned by the British. In 1817, it was restored and President Madison moved back in.
Wednesday, Aug 24, 1814 was the day that the British torched the White House.
They burned the White House and under the paint today the burn marks are still there.
1814.
British forces burned down the White House and destroyed most of the nation's Capital, Washington D.C. , in 1814
British forces torched and gutted the White House in 1814.
In August, 1814.
Washington DC was captured by the British in 1814. The British burned down the White House
British troops torched it.