James Madison was the president at that time.
Washington DC was captured by the British in 1814. The British burned down the White House
In 1814, the British burned down most of Washington DC.
When the British burned down Washington D.C.
the british trooped burned down the capitol and the white house
You are probably confused. Dolly Madison saved some documents and paintings when the British burned the White House in 1814. She left before they the British got there. It was stone on the outside which does not burn. There was a fire in the White House when Hoover was president. The Washington fire department put it out.
The Capitol Building was burned down by British Troops.
No it was once burned down by the British. Then the president (no clue which one) had it remodelled in 1847.
the british embassy was burned down in dublin on the 2nd February 1972
If you are referring to the british invasion of the east coast of Washington D.C, then you are correct. In the very early 1800's British forces invaded and burned down the White House in Washington D.C. The president had to flee for his life. Fortunatley for the US, a hurricane came along and messed with the British supply lines and forced them to retreat back to their ships, preventing them from marching further inland.
The White House, the official residence of the President of the United States of America, was constructed in 1800 and inhabited by each subsequent president until the War of 1812, when during the Burning of Washington on August 24th, 1814, the British Army set fire to the White House and burned it to the ground. The White House was re-constructed after the war and has been in continual use since 1817. Therefore the White House has been burned down once, by the British Army in 1814.
British forces burned down the White House and destroyed most of the nation's Capital, Washington D.C. , in 1814
it was burned down